Gaming Anybody knows where to buy one online?

[Infinite Zero]

a few weeks ago.. I removed arrow keys from my HP notebook[HP G60-445DX]
Then I wasnt able to put it back anymore, actually I think if we brought it to a shop for repair it might have been returned but I
was so desperate to put it back resulting in breaking something.

Last Monday we went to a repair shop, but they said I would need to replace something, not sure what it was exactly
But we couldnt buy that part for the laptop here. They said you can buy it in The US ONLY.

So are there online stores where we could them???


here's what I'm talking about

Spoiler

 

[exangel]

It's probably a lot easier/cheaper to hijack that part from an (mostly) unused key like INS or Pause/Break

 

[FAST6191]

I did the very same thing/had the same problem with a client's laptop the other day. In the end I did what exangel said as any I could find wanted silly money for them.
Option 2 is you hit up your chosen online tat market and see what they have there- such pieces of plastic will usually be common to the entire sub range if not entire laptop range and people sell broken laptops in varying conditions (usually without ram, hard drive and battery) for next to nothing.

Once you have robbed one though on the one you sacrificed there is a nice little well that works quite well with superglue.

 

[Infinite Zero]

i dont understand

I cracked one of those and the steel hooks on the laptop? i think it was also moved.. ugh
cant explain

 

[exangel]

I don't know how to explain in detail exactly what to do, so if it's possible you can ask the repair shop to remove the part needed from another key that is rarely used such as Insert or Pause/Break.
I also don't know how your keyboard is laid out, I havent even seen any HP laptop in a very long time, but on my laptop of another brand the Insert key is actually necessary for the Num Lock function so if I was in your situation it would have to come from Pause/Break.

 

[Infinite Zero]

Ok, I think I saw one. laptopkey.com
well.. the steel part where you hook it on, is a little "moved"
i somewhat forced it, but not too much.
will this be needed to changed? (the whole underneath!?

)
or that white thingy?


sigh..

 

[exangel]

I don't know exactly, I haven't repaired a laptop keyboard before and they tend to be bit different from ones I have repaired in the past.

Hopefully someone else knows >.>

 

[naglaro00]

do not believe the crap they say about "US ONLY"
Greenhills

 

[Elritha]

There's desktop keyboards that use those type of buttons and plastic clips also. I used to have one. Granted they aren't as common as your more standard desktop keyboard. Worth looking into anyway if you could salvage a part from one.

 

[Infinite Zero]

do not believe the crap they say about "US ONLY"
Greenhills

Are they trustworthy?
And it's a little far from our place but I might give it a shot

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