Letters on keyboard fading. I want to replace those specific keys. I don't want to put stickers on them

you can look on ebay for the keys, look for your specific laptop model because keyboards tend to vary from one to the other. you can use white out or something along those lines and then put a clear layer of nail polish over it, but anything you do like that would look kind of tacky imho, so i'd just purchase new keys.

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Your numlock is turned on. There is more than one way to turn it off.Find a USB keyboard, and plug it in. Then push the numlock key on the USB keyboard to turn it off.OR, if you don't have access to one of those, hold down the fn key (lower left hand corner of the keyboard) and press the key with numlock or number lock written on or near it.

You have to hold the Fn key, usually blue in the lower left corner of keyboard, for the numbers above the letters to work.

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John Vickers

The function of letters into the keyboard is to type the specific letters and do what are the commands given to the computers.

Because if the letters on the keyboard without its functions, it is useless.

Hello.

You can buy any keyboard at a computer store. Make sure it's a USB one and it will fit your desktop with no problem. Sometimes Asus original keyboards erase after using them for a while.

You can go out and buy stickers just for keyboards try ebay.com or radio shack the stickers are good to won't fade.

hi,
you can order letter stickers for you keyboard.

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the printing is now done by Laser that is why I was told a huge problem of keyboard letters wearing away. I bought some at www.smartkeyboardsolutions and the printing is underneath. They still look like the day I put them on.

Buy a new keyboard. they are real cheap on line, try Newegg.com
You should find one for around $10 USD. Or, you can try cleaning the keys on the keyboard with rubbing alcohol.

Once I take the keyboard apart, and brush off the 3 plastic layers underneath the keyboard, it works fine.
There are 14 screws on the back that you need to remove, a couple of them are hidden underneath warning / instruction stickers so you have to feel for them and cut the stickers off with a knife.