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-Physically disconnect the internal keyboard - MBP 16 2019
+Physically disconnect the internal keyboard

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Hi,

My Macbook Pro 16 2019 internal keyboard started slowly dying a while ago.

My keyboard is 'pressing' random keys even when I'm not typing.

This has gotten so bad that I can't even use the laptop anymore. I can't even log in to my account anymore since as soon as I boot up the pc, the password field gets filled with key presses.

I tried connecting an external keyboard but this does not stop it.

Apple seems to have a Service Program for the exact problem I'm describing, however I contacted them and they don't want to repair my keyboard under this program since the model is not listed.

A repair is quoted at $900. I'm not paying that.

It's still a very good device and it's always been used as a desktop so I don't need the internal keyboard.

Is there away I can physically disconnect the internal one and just use an external keyboard?

I tried disconnecting the cable already but that made the fans go wonky. Maybe I disconnected the wrong one. I can't seem to find a good overview of which cable does what.

Any advice is welcome!

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-MacBook Pro
+MacBook Pro 16" 2019

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Physically disconnect the internal keyboard - MBP 16 2019

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

Hi,

My Macbook Pro 16 2019 internal keyboard started slowly dying a while ago.

My keyboard is 'pressing' random keys even when I'm not typing.

This has gotten so bad that I can't even use the laptop anymore. I can't even log in to my account anymore since as soon as I boot up the pc, the password field gets filled with key presses.

I tried connecting an external keyboard but this does not stop it.

Apple seems to have a Service Program for the exact problem I'm describing, however I contacted them and they don't want to repair my keyboard under this program since the model is not listed.

A repair is quoted at $900. I'm not paying that.

It's still a very good device and it's always been used as a desktop so I don't need the internal keyboard.

Is there away I can physically disconnect the internal one and just use an external keyboard?

I tried disconnecting the cable already but that made the fans go wonky. Maybe I disconnected the wrong one. I can't seem to find a good overview of which cable does what.

Any advice is welcome!

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MacBook Pro

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