No.

Only thing you can do after a liquid spill is disassemble the whole thing and let it dry for a week in the sun and hope it works when you reassemble and boot it again.

>>53777260
caps lock worked,but the green light next to it didnt.
The light started working!

>>53777309
a fuckin week? damn

>>53777260
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>>53777354
as far as i've read the concensous is.

>spilled
>Immediately hold down power button to turn off asap
>drain or wipe away anything on the corners that didn't make it inside and can still be stopped from entering the insides.
>disassemble
>dry for a week in the sun.
>clean with 70%+ rubbing alcohol(to remove any residue that was left after the liquid dried out this includes tap water which has salts and minerals that can short electronics.
>reassemble and boot without battery

>reassemble

>>53777491
it's a keyboard from toshiba c660
as far as i have looked you cant take it apart.

>>53777555
its not just the keyboard you've to be worried about.

laptops and beverages in close proximity don't end well.

>>53777555
Most laptop keyboards don't come apart beyond prying the keys off. If after it's dried out it still doesn't work, time to buy a new keyboard.

>>53777555
oh and chicklet keyboards on consumer grade laptops are often just replaced not repaired owing to how cheap they are.

>>53777555
laptop itself is fine. there was a really small amount of liquid.

>>53777630
>>53777628
thanks for the help.ill see what I can do.