Some keys are not working

The keys above the Function keys (Num Lock, Scroll Lock, maybe speaker volume or display brightness) will be in a different color than the white keys on your keyboard. Usually they will be blue or orange. There is a corresponding function key, usually left of your spacebar, that is in the same color, and it is usually labeled FN.

Press and hold the FN key and press the Num Lock key. Then release both of them. That should turn off your Num Lock.

Good luck!

try the shift key, then press every key on the keyboard one may be partially tripped. If all else fails lift the front about 4 inches and drop.

DickyO

Of all the keys on the keyboard, replacing the SPACEBAR is probably the most difficult. The SPACEBAR is kept even by a metal wire that is inserted into slots on each leg of the plastic bar key. However, you have to get the wire into the slots without depressing the wire. If you push the wire down, you compress the wire and installation becomes impossible. As a general rule, do not remove the SPACEBAR unless absolutely necessary. If you remove the SPACEBAR, remove several surrounding key caps also. This will let you get some tools under the SPACEBAR wire later on. Once the SPACEBAR is reinserted, you can easily replace any of the other key caps.

sounds like you have engaged crtl lock on your keyboard - not sure of the keyboard layout you have buy somewhere on it is a key with crtl lck on it -press that and the problem will be resolved.

I want to follow those steps but my spacebar is too sensitive, so it won't fit in the ~ key and I have the terrible HP G62 and I don't know how to remove the keys.

some of the fluid from the wipes must have short circuited the keyboard! you may have to invest in a new keyboard and keep it away from water based wipes this time!

Buy a new one.not worth fixing.RICHARDM69

The keyboard is retiring. The keyboards are not terribly expensive. You can obtain one from your local agent and replace it or have it replaced by them

try to press the key using screw driver or any pin that you can press into the keyboard..but remove first the top key..try pressing with some screw if its typing,if not its mean the logic board is damage and you need toreplace a new one...if working with the screw pressing..repalace with a key button only with the same lock.

Try turning the keyboard upside down and shaking the crumbs out. If that doesn't do it, try blowing it out with canned air between the keys.