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Don't do what I did and use a lysol wipe from the bottom of the jar. It had too much fluid, and damaged the keyboard. Modifier keys were frozen in "on" position
by KingMob 8y ago
Don't do what I did and use a lysol wipe from the bottom of the jar. It had too much fluid, and damaged the keyboard. Modifier keys were frozen in "on" position, and I was unable to login. Now that laptop won't even boot.
- overcast 8y agoThat sounds like basic common sense. I'll also add don't use cleaning fluids on your monitor / screen. Microfiber and a light mist of water on the rag is more than sufficient.
- pc86 8y ago> That sounds like basic common sense. Agreed. Pushing a wet cloth against your keys is basically wringing it out right over the board.
- fhood 8y agoI used to use DI water back when I had access to it. Though, come to think of it, all the gunk probably re-ionized it.
- 52-6F-62 8y agoI use lens cleaner on occasion. If it's good enough for a telescope lens or my glasses, I'm confident in it working for my monitor. That and/or Kimwipes. Those things are magic. https://www.staples.com/kimwipes/directory_kimwipes https://www.staples.com/kimwipes/directory_kimwipes edit: Dammit. In Canada I can never find them not in bulk, though.