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The thread discusses a hardware issue with a HP ProBook 4730s where the left and right arrow keys are unresponsive. The original poster considers whether it might be a software problem before seeking repairs. A respondent suggests that the issue is unlikely software-related and recommends cleaning under the keys, cautioning against removing keys if excessive force is needed.
The thread discusses a hardware issue with a HP ProBook 4730s where the left and right arrow keys are unresponsive. The original poster considers whether it might be a software problem before seeking repairs. A respondent suggests that the issue is unlikely software-related and recommends cleaning under the keys, cautioning against removing keys if excessive force is needed.
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It doesn't seem likely that it's software related by you might try cleaning under the keys so see if dirt is the problem.
Most laptop keys can be removed just by prying very lightly under them.
If it takes a lot of pressure then don't do it.
Most laptop keys can be removed just by prying very lightly under them.
If it takes a lot of pressure then don't do it.