I have the problem that I can no longer enter keys on my laptop. I get difficulties on the login screen, so I use the on-screen keyboard. However, once I'm logged in, it works for a few minutes. If I now want to rename a folder, for example, if I enter an "A", the Exploere opens the "View" tab. If I press "N" here, will I get to the navigation area?
The ALT key is stuck, or the switch under the key is worn out. Each sends a permanent pressure.
With some laptop keyboards, as with most normal keyboards, you can pry out the key head and clean the guide rail and the switch a little so that the key is no longer jammed. I can't say if that's the case with yours, but it would be worth a try.
An exchange of the entire keyboard is possible with most cases, but an extensive undertaking, which most PC laypersons can't cope with. In this case, it is better to approach someone who dares to do this before trying it yourself.
Depending on the use of the laptop, you can also think about simply connecting an external keyboard and only using it (if necessary, deactivate the internal keyboard in the device manager so that the Alt key no longer interferes).
Yes, that's right. I'll see
