Common keyboard failures

Keyboards across various laptop models exhibit similar signs of failure. Here is a brief overview of the most common keyboard issues. The total cost of replacing your keyboard will vary depending on the model of your computer and the specific type of failure. The price is determined on an individual basis for each case.

1. One of the keys has completely ceased to function. This is a common type of failure and often indicates a malfunctioning keyboard.

2. An entire row of keys, such as Q, A, Z or W, S, X, has stopped working. This is typically a failure related to the keyboard.

3. If the keys are inputting incorrect characters or typing double characters, there may be a short circuit within the keyboard, necessitating a replacement.

4. The keyboard has completely stopped working, but the laptop functions normally with an external USB keyboard. This is also an indication of a faulty keyboard, although it could potentially be a motherboard-related issue.

The price for replacing the keyboard varies depending on your computer model and the type of issue you're experiencing. It is determined on a case-by-case basis. In some cases, we may need to perform comprehensive hardware diagnostics to determine if the problem is indeed related to the keyboard.