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    Keyboard uneven

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Rathma, Aug 18, 2008.

  1. Rathma

    Rathma Notebook Enthusiast

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    Just got my HP laptop yesterday and noticed one noticeable flaw.

    Near the top right hand area of the keyboard, a lot of the keys slope up and down sorta instead of being a completely flat surface, kind of like a wave.

    Has anyone else had a problem like this? There was only one of these left in stock, I thought maybe someone took it back because of this.
     
  2. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Hmmm...it is possible that the wireless card wires and LCD cables are not seated correctly, which would explain the bulge in your keyboard.

    Are you comfortable removing the keyboard and posing a picture of what you see inside?
     
  3. Rathma

    Rathma Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hmm, probably not. I'm really bad at taking computers apart, let alone a laptop which i've never used before.

    It's not too big of a problem. The keys don't lift up enough to be able to touch the screen when I close the lid. And typing is still pretty easy.


    Another problem i've had is that when I use the volume slider above the keyboard, the computer freezes for about a minute.