Specific keys on my laptop work occasionally (most of the time they don't work), however, I figured out that by mashing some of the nearby keys together I can get the keys to work for a short period of time before they stop working again. Affected keys include p, o, [, ], \, (backspace), -, =, ;, ', (enter), (space), 9, 0. By mashing some of the keys on this side pretty hard I can get them work short-term.
When running a diagnostic test on dells website it failed for "faulty wiring", and am unsure how much of this contributes to the current issue.
What is my best bet when it comes to this? Do I replace the keyboard? Or could something else be at fault.
Specific keys on my laptop work occasionally (most of the time they don't work), however, I figured out that by mashing some of the nearby keys together I can get the keys to work for a short period of time before they stop working again. Affected keys include p, o, [, ], \, (backspace), -, =, ;, ', (enter), (space), 9, 0. By mashing some of the keys on this side pretty hard I can get them work short-term.
When running a diagnostic test on dells website it failed for "faulty wiring", and am unsure how much of this contributes to the current issue.
What is my best bet when it comes to this? Do I replace the keyboard? Or could something else be at fault.