We can look into the available repair options. For this info, please send me a PM with your Service Tag and I will get back to you. To send a PM, hover your mouse to my username and select the "Message" option.
I used rubbing alcohol and q-tips... don't soak the q-tip and keep the laptop keyboard upside down or on its side at least. you don't need to soak the keyboard but rub the damp q-tip along the edge of the keys... spilt soda on my keyboard and the above method was told to me by geek squad and worked great.
Carbon Based Lifeform
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April 8th, 2017 03:00
i found a bunch of tutorials on youtube. maybe you can find a fitting one there. give it a shot.
Tesla1856
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April 8th, 2017 10:00
All milk must be removed from computer. This might require getting a new keyboard to save the computer.
Do not tilt or flip laptop. If milk gets under keyboard onto motherboard, it is much harder to clean out.
Alienware - Rodrigo
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April 11th, 2017 11:00
Hi,
We can look into the available repair options. For this info, please send me a PM with your Service Tag and I will get back to you. To send a PM, hover your mouse to my username and select the "Message" option.
DanielClayton
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April 29th, 2017 14:00
I used rubbing alcohol and q-tips... don't soak the q-tip and keep the laptop keyboard upside down or on its side at least. you don't need to soak the keyboard but rub the damp q-tip along the edge of the keys... spilt soda on my keyboard and the above method was told to me by geek squad and worked great.