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Al_S · 12-21-2007, 12:18 PM

I've replaced a couple of laptop keyboards and it's not too bad. Just make sure you know which screws go where when you put it back together. On some laptops if you turn it over you may see some screw holes marked with a "K" for keyboard which makes things easier. Also, there is a small thin cable that connects the keyboard to the laptop. Make sure you don't break that cable when you take out the keyboard. You will have to detach it from the old keyboard and then attach it to the new keyboard.

12-21-2007, 12:18 PM	#2 of 5
Al_S Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Local Time: 08:25 AM Local Date: 08-30-2008 Posts: 415	Re: Replacing a laptop keyboard? I've replaced a couple of laptop keyboards and it's not too bad. Just make sure you know which screws go where when you put it back together. On some laptops if you turn it over you may see some screw holes marked with a "K" for keyboard which makes things easier. Also, there is a small thin cable that connects the keyboard to the laptop. Make sure you don't break that cable when you take out the keyboard. You will have to detach it from the old keyboard and then attach it to the new keyboard.