Sadly, The answer I am going to give is far from definite... I have the same issue right now with our desktop PC. First lets look at the facts:
1) Are you using a Desktop PC or Laptop?
If its a desktop PC, You may have the advantage of just buying a new keyboard - Laptops are a different matter.
2) Are there any "Bleeps" from the Tower?
If no, Its more than likely a broken wire, Just buy a new one... They are cheap enough... If the tower IS making a beep a second... You have bigger issues.
3) Are you using a PS2 Keyboard?
Yes? Then like me you may have to now invest in a USB keyboard - Not ideal! This is a common issue with Acer Desktop PC's in my experience. 6 Months after we bought our 3rd Acer, The PS2 Mouse port failed for the THIRD TIME! 6 years on the Keyboard port now appears to have done the same... Its not worth the expense to try and replace a motherboard for such a simple fault.
Hope that helps...
Is the keys on a laptop or desktop? Is on a desktop they just pop off real easy and you can replace them with new keys. If it is on a laptop they are a little harder and require some work.
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Your laptop keys turn off after a while if the sticky keys are turned on.
Yes most do
Broken
The method of taking keys off a laptop keyboard is different depending on the model. Consult your owner's manual for details.
Well since you asked this question you must of used the keys on your laptop/computer! So you must of had the sense to count them...Total Keys = 84, but it depends on what computer you have....
Find a geek and pay him to fix it.