Gateway Notebook enter key came off

Yes they make them check with dealership

check with your local junk yard and ask them about it or go to an auto parts store

Addressing this as a Gateway 4540GZ PC Notebook. If it is a different computer please state in a Comment.

Gateway Support > Gateway 4540GZ main support page,

http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Gateway/4536GZ/4356nv.shtml

User Guides > Click on > 8510221-Gateway Notebook User Guide

Page 31 - System Key Combinations

Press the Fn key, and the F4 key to toggle over to an external monitor.

(External monitor plugged into the VGA port on the back of the laptop, and turned on,

VGA port,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VGA_connector

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SVGA_port.jpg

Replace the inside of the keyboard with a new piece. One of the major problems with Dell keyboards is that the plastic pieces holding the keys in place become loose or broken. You can find a cheap keyboard from Papatek.com or an electronics store. Simply take apart the new keyboard, pull the keys off your keyboard, lay the plastic piece on top and replace your keys.
http://www.papatek.com/Acer-Keyboard/Acer-Travelmate-8100-keyboard.html

Replace the inside of the keyboard with a new piece. One of the major problems with Acer keyboards is that the plastic pieces holding the keys in place become loose or broken. You can find a cheap keyboard from Papatek.com or an electronics store. Simply take apart the new keyboard, pull the keys off your keyboard, lay the plastic piece on top and replace your keys.
http://www.papatek.com/Acer-Keyboard/

The keyboard would need to be replaced because once the plastic tactiles are messed around with they loose there shape plus the metal pieces that the plastic tactiles stay on get bent as well which means the keys won't stay on as well and stay looser then normal, thats why its suggested to get a new keyboard.

Needs physical repair. No help without some new parts. The "little piece" latch is necessary. The bay thinks there is a device there and there isn't. The POST (Power On Self Test) program won't allow it to startup if a device is missing.

Remove the screen by taking the plastic cover around the screen off, the screws are hidden behind the small rubber bumpers. Once the plastic is off, there will be four screws holding the screen in place, remove those and the screen will pull forward, then you will see where the lcd ribbon connects to the screen. Disconnect it and set it to the side. Now you will need to remove the plastic piece at the top of the keyboard in order to get to where the ribbon connects to the board. You may need to remove the keyboard in order to remove this piece, and there may or may not be screws holding this piece in place. Pay close attention and go slowly, these should come apart rather easily unless there is a screw holding them.

hi asongforyou,
the enter key might be getting at ur nearest shop of any computer just tell him that ur keys had been broken or plastic piece has been missing he will give u or just go to the repairing shop of computer

regards
shailesh

no do not glue anything this will couse more problems just try to pop them back in if totally broken then you will need new keys