Bottom row of keyboard not working windows#

On a standard bottom row, the 4 keys of 1.25U would add together to 5U. If you can guesstimate, that's 1.25U, 1U, 1U, and 1.5U. But what's more interesting is what happened to the right side of the spacebar.

Can you tell me whether Corsair Strafe has a standard bottom row or not?Д¬orsair Strafe RGB, used to illustration only.Д¬orsair strafe used 3 different sizes of keys to the left of the spacebar, that immediately makes it non-standard. But it's easier to buy a keyboard with a standard bottom row for maximum compatibility. Some keysets come with extra keys to address these issues, and sometimes one can buy 'compatibility kits' that matches existing sets to accommodate the non-standard keyboards. If our keyboard doesn't have a standard bottom row, we have to leave the old keys on, and that would clash with the color scheme and whatnot. If we want to replace keys, we generally buy a 'keyset', and keysets come with keys for a standard bottom row. It still uses a regular 6.25U space bar and 1.25U keys) MagicForce 68 does this by removing the right-most CTRL key in order to squeeze in the arrow cluster. As long as the spacing is not affected, it can still be considered standard bottom row. ONE of the keys can be removed from the bottom row without affecting operations. If there are extra keys, the keys don't go from edge to edge, or some of the keys are not 1.25U, then it's NOT a standard bottom row.

The 7 keys are all the same size: 1.25U, leaving a 6.25U space bar.

Goes from the left shift key to the right shift key.

Thank you for taking the time to read/ reply and sorry for making this post so long.A 'standard' bottom row has following characteristics: What I am asking is: does anyone have ideas/suggestions on what I should try next, or have I completely buggered it up beyond fixing ? Normally I wouldnвЂ™t try to fix it for this long, but the window key/mute button fixed (either through me cleaning it or sheer coincidence) and the bottom row of keys did work briefly after plugging it back in. Just now I opened up the keyboard again to see if continuing with the alcohol would do anything, but so far no success. I plugged it back in this morning and for a brief couple of seconds the bottom row of keys did work and then instantly stopped working once again (I have tried plugging and unplugging the keyboard as well as turning the computer on and off to see if I could do this again but unfortunately to no avail). So I reassembled it and once placed it upside down overnight. I took the keyboard apart and gently cleaned the back of circuit board using isopropyl alcohol (as there appeared to be stains which I assume could be from the black currant) which managed to fix the mute button in the top right and subsequently removed the window keyвЂ™s ability to mute the pc, but it did not help the other keys.

Bottom row of keyboard not working windows#

My keyboard has a button in the top right can instantly mute your pc, that button now did not do anything and instead the windows key instead muted the computer). I then plugged it in once again, the middle keys were now working fine however the bottom keys, left CTRL all the way to that weird book symbol did noting (with the exception of the windows key on the left side. So I left it upside down to dry for a few hours (assuming that maybe some liquid was still inside).

For example after pressing the вЂLвЂ™ the following would also appear instantly after it вЂ4b3eвЂ™ or something similar to that. I plugged it back in almost straight away and it appeared to work pretty fine, the lights were normal and the keys seemed to work, only problem was that with certain keys (in the middle row) by pressing a single key it would activate like 4 other keys at the same time. I unplugged it straight away, and managed to pour most of the liquid out. Yesterday I spilt half a cup of black currant (yes a very mature drink) over my Corsair K95 keyboard.