
There is no swollen battery, no strange matter inside the machines.

Strange symptoms with strange solutions that indicate a keyboard for itself may be fine: Unresponsive Keyboard and Trackpad problemīoth keyboards I examined had no spill related damage, both were cleaned underneath the key caps (minimal dirt there before), one I disassembled completely to really clean it. Keys qwer uiop Not Working, Rest Other keys Are Working Fine – Laptop, Desktop Linking the key failures to dirt. Shift key + qwerty row of keys not working To look at similar but non-fruity situation. Qwerty row on macbook air won't work from time to time Also no solution but a lot of voodoo reasoning or observations. Keyboard Intermittently Non Responsive - Top row of Qwerty only (This issue was not really solved…) Searching some more similar symptoms are reported here And the supposed fix is really just an inconvenient workaround that further would be quite impractical to implement on that many keys.
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Searching around there are some similar problems reported, apparently mostly on Apple hardware.įirst port of call should be this Keyboard key stuck or not being recognized how to fix but that reads like a permanent physical/electrical problem. Sometimes all of them really do work normally. Not always the same keys, not alway all keys. The affected keys in both cases were confined to the top row of letter characters on a qwerty-layout like t y u i o p. Of course, despite still intermittently showing symptoms.

Both of them went to the Genius bar for testing, one of them for the 'long run', and came back as "works normally". Came across the second MacBook Pro keyboard recently that exhibit very strange symptoms.Ĭertain keys seem to stop responding despite being clean and traveling very easily just the rest of the keys.
