Another online match foiled because your WASD and arrow keys got swapped? We’ll teach you how to fix it, so please don’t throw out your keyboard!

If you have a dead key on your keyboard, you probably need to clean whatever is under that key. Here's how to do it with a regular keyboard and a laptop keyboard.

Keyboards, with their combination of software and lots of moving parts, can be subject to problems. Here's how to fix frequent issues that you may encounter.

Is one of the keys not working, malfunctioning, or double-pressing? Here's how to clean your keyboard and fix a stuck key.

You can't write that report with a dead keyboard. A few tests can tell you how to bring it back to life.

Tired of the "I" key on your MacBook's keyboard never pressing down because you spilled some sticky soda on it months ago? Unfortunately, you have sticky key syndrome -- that's when dust, crumbs ...

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The good news is that your computer is neither possessed nor communicating with parallel universes, and the backwards typing can be solved very easily.

Some MacBook Pro, MacBook and MacBook Air owners have experienced problems with the keyboard, trackpad, speakers, USB-C, and more. Here's what to do if you've been affected, and how to fix the ...