weird question?

[allycat228]

can you replace letter's on a laptop keyboard as i have burnt the letters KLand< i can still use them but it looks auful, I have had this laptop about 2 weeks because i spilt wine on the last one and fried it,

please can anyone help

[RaceFanStan]

It seems some people can't be trusted to drink or smoke without assistance ..... http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/gr8link/orn/00.gif

[Mark]

Yes you can replace keys. Sourcing them is going to be your problem. The manufacturer is the obvious starting place.

[Daniel]

Yes you can but I wouldn't as you're more likely to break the keyboard. How do you mean burnt? Do you mean they've rubbed off? Or do you mean cigarette burns as Stan suggested? Main problem is going to be finding a donor keyboard and that will be nearly impossible.

[SEATFreak]

If you get an PC with an infrared wireless mouse and keyboard and that keyboard gets broken would a new infrared wireless keyboard be compatible providing you install the driver CD that may come with it?

May be worth going to an Independent retailer and treating yourself to a custom-made package rather than PC World or Dixons and getting a pre assembled package (VDU, Wireless Keyboard w/mouse, and Hard-drive).

I did it (Falcon Computers near to the Sunderland Stadium of Light) and it is a million times better than my old PC. A Packard Bell w/Windows 98' bought from Dixons in 1998.

[Daniel]

SEATFreak. It's a brand new laptop. He doen't want to buy a new one just because of a couple of keys :mark:

[allycat228]

Excuse me I am a girl not a bloke, how many lads do you know with the name allycat?

[Daniel]

Sorry my apologies. TBH the name doesn't give away your sex ;)