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22 Apr 07
I threw a whole cup of tea over my keyboard just this afternoon. It is a Bluetooth keyboard, so no wires. The indicator on the back still lights on, and indicates it is searching for the connection. So no real damage there,... yet. But my computer is having trouble actually making the connection and keeps saying the keyboard is not within reach, is not on and such.
The tea was without sugar or other additions, so that should not leave a layer on the circuits when dried, I guess? Any chance to get a connection established once my keyboard is totally dry?
(Feel free to laugh at me.)
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22 Apr 07
Originally posted by AikoLeaving the keyboard, letters facing the ground, is probably a good idea whilst it dries (if you aren't already doing this).
I threw a whole cup of tea over my keyboard just this afternoon. It is a Bluetooth keyboard, so no wires. The indicator on the back still lights on, and indicates it is searching for the connection. So no real damage there,... yet. But my computer is having trouble actually making the connection and keeps saying the keyboard is not within reach, is not on and s ...[text shortened]... to get a connection established once my keyboard is totally dry?
(Feel free to laugh at me.)
22 Apr 07
Originally posted by AikoServes you right for drinking a pussy drink. If you drink a man's drink such as whiskey, it evaporates much faster.
I threw a whole cup of tea over my keyboard just this afternoon. It is a Bluetooth keyboard, so no wires. The indicator on the back still lights on, and indicates it is searching for the connection. So no real damage there,... yet. But my computer is having trouble actually making the connection and keeps saying the keyboard is not within reach, is not on and s ...[text shortened]... to get a connection established once my keyboard is totally dry?
(Feel free to laugh at me.)