How to remove keyboard

I wash once a laptop keyboard after someone spilled beer on it. Try to unmount keyboard and wash it with water and soap. It works for me. Let keyboard to naturally dry one day.

Since coffee was spilled on the laptop keyboard it needs to be removed because they hold a lot of moisture that continue to seep on the motherboard and eventually cause more problems, should correct the typing issue.

take your laptop to the expert who can deal with laptop well.don't try to clean the keyboard yourself because it is easy to remove the keys from the keyboard but then you won't be able to fix them on the keyboard properly. If you still try to remove the keys you can damage the keyboard's key sensors.

How to Fix Spilt Liquid on ?
You accidentally knocked fruit drink or a late night glass of milk on your laptop or your child spilled a good portion of milk directly into your keyboard. You hear a popping noise, the screen goes black. Water by itself is not as bad as milk or juice, both of which are corrosive/acidic, or coffee, tea, soda, etc.
First and most important -Calm Down and unplug the computer from its power source.
Disconnect it from the power cord and remove the battery. If needs, please remove the keyboard. The old adage - Water and Electricity don't mix - is quite true. For your laptop spilled water, let your laptop dry. Do not attempt to turn on the computer for at least 72 hours. Let it sit in a cool, dry place. If you disassembled the laptop, reassemble it after 72 hours have passed.

Take the keyboard and run water over it and take it apart and let the component dry out (while it is not connected to the computer).

I had a mechanic tell me that this is what he did to a keyboard that was part of an automobile engine analysis Bear Ace machine at Sears.

He said that someone spilled a cup of coffee on it and it wouldn't work.

Good luck on this repair of a coffee stained keyboard.

Unfortunetly that sounds like it may have been enough to cause fatal damage. If it was plugged in or running then it most likley caused an electrical short . If it wasn't powered you may have just killed the keyboard.

I've tried to fix several laptops broight in that had coffee, beer, soda, and water spilled on them. Everyone turned out to be non repairable. The worst one was only 3 days old and that was coffee and considered user abuse which meant no warrenty.

You could replace the mainboard and the keyboard if needed and get it running again. That would cost more than this is worth. You should be able to put the hard drive into a usb case ($15 +) and copy off your files and such. It is fixable but not really worth doing.

The notebook may have more damage than just the keyboard.
It could have shorted out the motherboard.
Connect a USB keyboard to the notebook and see if it boots up, if it doesn't then the damage more than just the keyboard.
If the notebook boots up normally then you can purchase a replacement keyboard from this WEB site :-

http://www.yallstore.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&zenid=1lrjst3ncshlb4c7frn9bev3c3&keyword=keyboards

If coffee has gone to you motherboard,possibly has you will need new motherboard.Until the laptop is opened,damage cannot be assessed.

Why did you disable any drivers? Simply plugging in a USB keyboard would allow it to work. I fear that when you spilled your coffee you did more harm than just a 'sticky' keyboard.