Laptopkeyboard spam key only when i play games

[Lukas_10]

Hello, a couple of months ago i wanted to drink coffee while working on laptop and i spitt on the keyboard one of those milk doses you put in coffee ( its a small thing with condensed milk, its like 5ml) and since then my keyboard didnt worked anymore, i put my laptop upside down for 24h then it would just spam the letter "1-!" and bought a wireless keyboard as a work-around, the lap[top keyboard was still spamming it and i found out that if i press that button hard it would stop for a couple of hours, recently it started spamming button 2 only when im playing games for some reason, if i exit a game and wait a minute it would stop, i got a few programs that remapps keys or disable them, it works but when i get back in a game it starts again to spam number 2 even if i remap it to "home" for example, i dont know what to do. Please help and sorry for my poor english.

EDIT:
OS: windows 8.1 pro
RAM: 8GB DDR3
VIDEO: Nvidia GT 540m 1GB
CPU: i3 380m
Packard bellEasyNote TK85

 

[Laptop_Nerd]

Hi,

Water or any liquid is the enemy of laptops and other electronic devices. Here are some troubleshooting steps that may help.
- First, do open the laptop and make sure that there's no more spills inside the laptop.
- Next, if you want to just use the wireless keyboard for your laptop you just disable the built in keyboard.
- Open Device Manager then right click on the keyboard driver and select Disable.
- Once done, do test your wireless keyboard again and see if the same problem will persist or not.
- Another suggestion is to take the laptop to a local PC repair shop to make sure that there's no other liquid inside the laptop.
- And lastly, replace the keyboard itself with a new one.

Here's a replacement keyboard for your laptop.
https/www.amazon.co.uk/TK37-TK81-TK83-TK85-TX86-black/dp/B00H9EM6W0?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0

 

[Lukas_10]

Hi,

Water or any liquid is the enemy of laptops and other electronic devices. Here are some troubleshooting steps that may help.
- First, do open the laptop and make sure that there's no more spills inside the laptop.
- Next, if you want to just use the wireless keyboard for your laptop you just disable the built in keyboard.
- Open Device Manager then right click on the keyboard driver and select Disable.
- Once done, do test your wireless keyboard again and see if the same problem will persist or not.
- Another suggestion is to take the laptop to a local PC repair shop to make sure that there's no other liquid inside the laptop.
- And lastly, replace the keyboard itself with a new one.

Here's a replacement keyboard for your laptop.
https/www.amazon.co.uk/TK37-TK81-TK83-TK85-TX86-black/dp/B00H9EM6W0?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0

Hello, thank you for the fast reply, i tried to disable it via device manager but it never saves, it tells me to restart for it to make effect but once i restart it and check device manager its enabled, i even tried to use a program called "devmanview" which its supose to disable it for good which it didnt work either. I invested enough money for this laptop and i dont want to pay again a huge amount of money again for this so im trying to find a solution to disable it at lest, i dont care that i use a wireless keyboard but all i want is to get rid of the build in to stop doing random ****.

 

[jarotech]

Hi, if you disable the keyboard in the device manager, Windows installs the driver at the next boot, it's not a good idea. You must disconnect and remove the keyboard, if you still have the same problem, the liquid is already on motherboard and giving the erratic behavior.