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I use a keyboard cover and it helps reduce this issue. When you do get a crumb under a key and it stops working, the solution is to keep hitting the key hard un
by cpncrunch 9y ago
I use a keyboard cover and it helps reduce this issue. When you do get a crumb under a key and it stops working, the solution is to keep hitting the key hard until you dislodge/break the crumb. Low tech, but it works.
- berg01 9y agoSpecial-sized keys like up/down and backspace are more problematic. Mine is going back for warranty repair next week.
- hocheung20 9y agoThis will eventually break the tiny legs in the keycaps rendering your key permanently inoperatable.
- cpncrunch 9y agoI've only done this about twice in the lifetime of the keyboard. I'm not doing it every day.