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The right arrow key fell off my keyboard and I am having difficulty reattaching it. I watched multiple youtube videos showing how to reattach keys. But the key that fell is different from the youtube videos. For example in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCYOiK9QP08
You can see that the two black things that hold the key onto the keyboard are still attached to the keyboard and he removes them with tweezers and then puts them back together. In my case these things are still attached to the key and I have no idea to reattach it. As in the video he puts these things on the keyboard first then puts the key on top afterwards. Please help me, its really frustrating.
Here is an image of the key and the parts attached I'm talking about.
http://www.laptopkey.com: Single Laptop Keyboard Keys Repair Guide 15-E 15-N 17-E100 17Z-E000 17-E 15-D076NR 15-D 15-G 15-G001AU 15-R 15-H 15-F 15-P 15-G000 15-R000 15-H000 15-F000
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