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Expert in HP/Compaq nx9005 laptop?

Dragon

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I am helping someone to repair the keyboard, seemed to be sticking when press c gets cv, d gets df, e gets er and t gets T.

Reinstalled XP, drivers that came with HP, flashed the BIOS. What else?

Clean the keyboard underneath. :D
 
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dragon worth doing a live update or in device manager go to keyboard and update driver if all else fails try a different keyboard it might be keyboard itself
 
First step (before messing around with anything else) should be to plug and external keyboard in - this should give a pretty good clue as to whether or not it's a hardware problem.

If external keyboard is OK, then remove the laptop keyboard and reset the connector (might help - although I suspect some kind of matix problem = replace keyboard).

The service manuals are available on the web from HP/Compaq, and they give details instructions on stripping it down (have done to replace power connector before now).
 

LMAO :D

As stevesy said, its most likely just a requirement to reseat the keyboard connector.... unless of course you've spilt liquid into the laptop which could result in either a new keypad or worse, a new mobo.

new replacement keypads arent that expensive.
 
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Thank guys. Yes it works OK with an alternate keyboard and yes, possible spillage and yes possible replacement but where can I get a new keyboard for this laptop? :D
 
replacements can be had from HP parts. 0870 842 2339. You will need the machine part code, serial number and the part number of the keyboard.
 
Sarcastic isn't it ? But luckily is not my laptop. :p

Better luck next time. :D

I wasn't referring to the fate of the laptop but at your steps to correct it. You being an IT guru and all
 
I wasn't referring to the fate of the laptop but at your steps to correct it. You being an IT guru and all

IT is a wide area, hardware, software, firmware, security and it can go on forever. :D
 
IT is a wide area, hardware, software, firmware, security and it can go on forever. :D
Not much depth of knowledge need for this problem though, establish it's a hardware fault then google or ebay for a replacement.
 

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