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If you happen to have sticky or broken keys, this guide will teach you how to replace an individual key on the keyboard.
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Turn the netbook off and open it.
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Use plastic opening tool to remove the key.
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Push working key back into place until it clicks. Make sure key is in correct position.
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This article is linked under the "keys not working" section of a trouble shooting guide (Acer Aspire One 722 (P1VE6) Troubleshooting).
It's quite unlikely that just replacing the keycap will make the corresponding keystrokes register again. That would most likely require replacing the underlying microswitch, which is basically impossible.
