My laptop uses a keyboard film. Recently, the weather is wet, and a Q key is out of order. I have been typing automatically. What should I do?

Hello, landlord, I'm glad to answer your question.

The keyboard of the notebook is broken, mostly caused by liquid splashing on it. Under normal circumstances, it is impossible for the keyboard to fail because of the wet weather. At least so far, I have never encountered such wet weather. Think about it. If the keyboard fails due to humidity, won't the circuit board inside the notebook be short-circuited due to condensation?

Once the notebook keyboard is flooded, it is very easy to break down and can't be repaired. You can use a hair dryer to blow it back and forth evenly for a few minutes to see if you can solve the problem, otherwise you will have to change the keyboard. Take it off and clean it? Landlord, what notebook are you, and you can connect the keyboard? ..

If you have any questions, please ask. I hope the landlord is satisfied.