The diagnostic is so that when we look at your unit. We can provide you a comprehensive summary of the primary and secondary issues or suggestions that may pop up during the diagnosis.

We have an estimated time from 1 to 4 hours deppending on the issue. Once we receive the unit it will go into our Diagnostic Queue and it will be diagnose in the order it was received. If you would like a RUSH service so we can diagnose the unit while you wait do not forget to select the option when checking out.

The cost of the repair is based on the unit, the parts (if needed) and the labor needed for the unit.

The repair time will depend on the complexity of the repair and the time it takes for the parts to arrive if we need to order replacement parts.

Software warranty is 30 days and Hardware warranty is 90 days from pick up/delivery.

There are several signs that may indicate that you need to replace your keyboard:
1. Keys not working: If some of the keys on your keyboard have stopped working, or are not registering when you press them, this may be a sign that the keyboard is damaged and needs to be replaced.
2. Sticky or unresponsive keys: If the keys on your keyboard are sticky or unresponsive, this may be a sign that the keyboard is dirty or worn out and needs to be replaced.
3. Physical damage: If your keyboard has suffered physical damage, such as from a spill or a drop, this may cause the keys to become damaged or unresponsive, and you may need to replace the keyboard.
4. Worn-out keys: If the letters on the keys have become worn off or difficult to read, this may be a sign that the keyboard is old and in need of replacement.
5. Noisy keys: If your keyboard keys are making unusual or excessive noise when you type, this may be a sign that the keyboard is worn out and needs to be replaced.
If you are experiencing any of these issues, it may be time to replace your keyboard. However, it's worth noting that some keyboard problems can be resolved through cleaning, software updates, or driver updates, so it's worth exploring these options before deciding to replace the keyboard.

The difficulty of replacing a keyboard can vary depending on the specific model of the laptop or computer, as well as the skill level of the person performing the replacement. In some cases, replacing a keyboard can be a relatively straightforward process that involves removing a few screws and unplugging a cable, while in other cases it may be more complex and involve disassembling a significant portion of the computer.

The cost of repairing a laptop keyboard can vary depending on the model and year of the laptop, as well as the extent of the damage. To know the cost of the repair, a technician needs to run a diagnostic on the device to give you the precise cost of replacement parts and labor.

The difficulty of repairing a keyboard on a Windows laptop can vary depending on the laptop model and the type of keyboard issue. In general, laptop keyboard repair can be more challenging than desktop keyboard repair because laptop keyboards are typically integrated into the laptop's internal structure, making them more difficult to access and replace.

Some keyboard issues, such as stuck or unresponsive keys, may be resolved with simple cleaning or adjustment, while others, such as damaged keys or a broken keyboard backlight, may require replacing the entire keyboard assembly.

If you are familiar with laptop hardware and have experience with repairs, you may be able to replace the keyboard yourself. However, keep in mind that laptop repairs can be complex, and attempting a repair without the necessary knowledge and experience could potentially cause further damage to your device.

If you are not confident in your ability to repair the keyboard yourself, it's best to seek professional assistance from a certified repair technician or a reputable repair shop to ensure a safe and successful repair.

In many cases, it is possible to replace a single key on a keyboard. The exact process for doing so will depend on the specific model of the keyboard, but generally involves carefully removing the broken or damaged key and replacing it with a new one. Replacement keys can typically be purchased from the manufacturer or a third-party supplier, and instructions for replacing the key may be available in the keyboard's user manual or online. However, it's worth noting that some keyboards are designed in a way that makes it difficult or impractical to replace individual keys, and in these cases, it may be necessary to replace the entire keyboard.