If there's no "sticky" substance underneath the keys and only dust and small pieces of food, one of the best options would be to use a can of pressurized air, and while you're at it give the fans a shot also, you'd be surprised how much dust can build up in there.
RichardLusignan
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November 4th, 2004 16:00
If there's no "sticky" substance underneath the keys and only dust and small pieces of food, one of the best options would be to use a can of pressurized air, and while you're at it give the fans a shot also, you'd be surprised how much dust can build up in there.
Regards,
Rick.
MikeBi58
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November 4th, 2004 16:00
Hello GraemeW,
Welcome to the Dell Community Forum,
The instructions to remove your keyboard is located in your systems online users guide. Hope that this helps.
Thanks,