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‎08-24-2026 04:02 PM

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Product: HP ENVY Laptop - 17t-cg000 CTO

some buttons on the left side of my keyboard is not working. like the (a, tab, cap lock, shift). sometimes they work, when i press it hard. what would be the problem

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‎08-24-2026 06:05 PM

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Laptop keys can be replaced. Some models are more difficult than others. Usually it is easier to replace a key or two than the keyboard.

To replace your PC's original keyboard, go to this site and enter your serial number. Look for the keyboard with the correct language.


There are a number of companies that can provide keys. Some have a video or two showing how to do it.

https://www.laptop-keys.com/

https://www.google.com/search?q=ebay+replace+key+on+hp+laptop

https://www.laptopkeyreplacements.com/brands/hp.html

https://laptopkey.com/hp

This site has videos. For example:
To search laptopkey for HP replacement, click here

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