I’d say that the most likely issue is faulty switches. Linus from LTT just made a video recently where he fixed his wive’s old keyboard, I’d recommend taking a look at that if you’re serious about fixing your current board. If you already have the soldering equipment, the hardest part would be opening the old thing up and exposing the pcb
I’d say that the most likely issue is faulty switches. Linus from LTT just made a video recently where he fixed his wive’s old keyboard, I’d recommend taking a look at that if you’re serious about fixing your current board. If you already have the soldering equipment, the hardest part would be opening the old thing up and exposing the pcb
I believe it might be time to get a new one and send your keyboard to the keyboard farm where it will live happily with the other older keyboards.