It happened after I spilled a little liquid on Keyboard.After that it stopped, than it worked, than it stopped, than it worked again and now it does not work.I cleaned it carefully.
126983
Chances are that some of the liquid has got through to the motherboard. I'm afraid that you'll to take to a computer specialist to get it repaired and then I suspect they won't be able to do much at a reasonable cost. It would probably be cheaper to buy a new/secondhand one. Laptops aren't good with liquids, I've had to deal with quite a few.
469056
You may have a stuck key, check your keyboard or a card half unplugged or your cmos battery is dieing.....or just about dead...if the computer does not run or load programs, then it could be screen or Memory is wrong or not plugged all the way in...
353840
that would really be the case. if you want your keyboard to become 100% new again you have to send it for repair. some repair center issues a replacement unit while the item is being repaired, i think this applies if the unit is still under warranty. check it also with your repair center. \n\nif you can also ask if they can just give you a brand new unit instead of repairing it since it's only a month old anyway.
435616
You should first bring it in to a place that can clean the keyboard without voiding your warranty, if you have one. \n\nIt sounds like there might be something in the keyboards "motherboard" that is connecting letters together (water, coffee, etc might have dripped inside and won't be able to try out on its own).
405991
I used to use a water wet tissue, I prefer to use water only and it works .. just be patient and repeat.\nbut if the keys are sticky from inside the keyboard, don't waste your effort and go for replacement!
264582
guess its a faulty keyboard\n\ntry changing keyboard to find out , easiest remedy i would say \n\n- - - best of luck
443062
My take:  the keyboard is probably toast.\n\nCleaning it is worth a try, but I'd start checking into getting a new one.
76132
Get a new keyboard.  Not that dear & not covered in kitty poo / sick.  I can't imagine how you'd clean that.\nJust realised you meant water.  Leave it to dry somewhere warm, but no direct heat.  Leave it for a couple of days perhaps.  As long as it's just water & not waste should be ok.
568319
try pulling out those keys with something (i do it with a nail filer). and then clean the inside of the key as well as the key's place on the keyboard...they might work fine then... coz sometimes dust accumulates and they don't function as good... OR else try tapping them until it starts wrkin...these two options always do the trick for me...might be for u too.try it
549736
Try shutting down, unplugging the keyboard, plugging it back in, and restarting. If that doesn't work make sure your "scroll lock" key is not on. If that doesn't do it you probably have a fried keyboard.
20531
Three things come to mind,\nOne - That was a special keyboard.\nTwo - Your current keyboard is malfunctioning\nThree - Were both keyboards plugged in the same way? IE, were both usb/ps2?
15276
if its not under warranty, remove the keyboard from the notebook, and steam mashine the keys, then rub it with paper towels then put back, as if u do that on a notebook with warranty it goes void, or you do it while the keyboard is still in the notebook you could render the notebook renderable to un-usable state if u liquid clean the keys.\n\ni suggested steam as its thin water and heat, yet cleans well, but not inside a computer, only the parts like under the keys or in the groves etc etc, if done while still wired in , it could steam the board (not good lol)\n\ntake care,\ndez
337407
When it comes to their computers, many people take their keyboards for granted. However, the keyboard is an integral part of your computer (read: it’s hard to input anything without one!), so some care must be exercised when using it. The following are some helpful hints for basic keyboard care, as well as some common troubleshooting problems and possible solutions. \n\n\nKeyboard Is Dirty \n\n\n \nKeyboards should be cleaned with "spray-n-wipe" cleaner and a cloth or tissue on a monthly basis. Ensure that computer is not powered up while cleaning the keyboard. Compressed air can also be used to clean between the keyboard keys. Another tip: clean the keys with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. \n\n\n"Keyboard Not Found" Message \n\n\nYour keyboard is not plugged into the computer securely. Unplug it and plug it back in and the problem should go away. If this doesn't work, follow procedure: “Computer isn't taking inputs from keyboard” (below). \n\n\nKey Is Stuck \n\n\n1. If a key does not work or is stuck in the down position, you may try to remove it with a CPU "chip puller" tool. These simple "L" shaped tools are great at pulling out keys. Once you've pulled out the stuck key, you can try to stretch the spring to "reanimate" its action. \n\n\nComputer Isn't Taking Inputs From Keyboard \n\n\n1. Is keyboard connected to computer? Ensure that the keyboard is plugged into the keyboard jack and not into the mouse jack. If the keyboard was unplugged, plug it back in and reboot the computer. \n\n2. If the keyboard still doesn't work on boot-up, power down the computer and try to borrow a friend’s known-good keyboard for troubleshooting. Plug the new keyboard up and boot up the computer. If the new keyboard works, the old keyboard is bad and needs to be replaced. \n\n3. If the known-good keyboard doesn't work, check your BIOS to make sure it sees the keyboard. It should say, "installed." If the BIOS recognizes the keyboard, then you probably have a bad keyboard port. \n\n\nI Plugged Keyboard Into Mouse Port \n\n\n1. Many mice and keyboards today use a PS/2 connector. If you plugged your keyboard into the mouse port (or vice versa), follow steps 2 and 3. \n\n2. Shut down the computer and plug the keyboard into the keyboard port. The keyboard port is usually marked with a "keyboard" symbol. Plug the mouse into the mouse port (usually marked with a mouse symbol). \n\n3. Reboot the computer; the keyboard should work now. If keyboard doesn't work, check your BIOS to make sure the BIOS recognizes the keyboard. You should see the words, "installed" or "enabled" under the keyboard. \n\n4. If the BIOS recognizes the keyboard but it still doesn't work, you may have a bad keyboard port. \n\n\nI Spilled a drink on my keyboard! \n\n\n1. If you spill any liquid in the keyboard, turn it upside down ASAP. Drain all the water out of the keyboard, shaking it if necessary. If you've spilled water into the keyboard, just let it dry. You may use a hair dryer to dry out area under the keys (remember, too much heat and you could damage the electrical components). \n\n2. If you've spilled a soda into the keyboard, completely rinse it in warm water. No soap please! You may use a hair dryer at this point or just let it dry for 2 days. Ensure the keyboard is perfectly DRY before you attempt to use it again. Don't plug a wet keyboard into electrical equipment. Think safety. \n\n5. If the keyboard still doesn't work, replace the keyboard. \n\n\nOnly Types Capitals \n\n\nUSUALLY THIS IS CAUSED BY THE "CAPS LOCK" KEY BEING LEFT ON. PRESS "CAPS LOCK" KEY ONCE to fix this problem. \n\n\nPage Up/Page Down Keys Are Locked \n\n\nYour "Scroll Lock" function may be engaged. Press the Scroll Lock Key once. \n\n\nLetters on Keyboard Don't Work \n\n\nCheck to see if there are any obstructions to th
363239
I am not sure but have you thought to look and see if you can uninstall the keyboard and then start afresh.
561715
Try cleaning it with a Clean kit which you can find in computers shops. Good luck!
170385
if it says that keyboard error then first check the that none of the keys on the keyboard is stuck to do that press all the keys one by one and then check. If it stil says the same thing them unplug all the devices from the back of CPU except keyboard, monitor and the mouse and then restart it. or if ur using USB keyboard then try a PS2 keyboard.
266423
I think your keyboard has some errors.