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TSE

TSE

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I just updated my macbook to 10.5.2 yesteday, now my 'r', 'f', and '4' key aren't working. I had to copy and paste the letters...

I DO NO HAVE THE TIME TO SEND IT IN ANYTIME SOON.
 
TSE said:
I just updated my macbook to 10.5.2 yesteday, now my 'r', 'f', and '4' key aren't working. I had to copy and paste the letters...

I DO NO HAVE THE TIME TO SEND IT IN ANYTIME SOON.
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Hey.. try calling some apple stores in your location. I think if they have the part in stock they can do the repair in store. I'm not 100% sure though. Just call and ask.

-JoE
 
I have been on the phone since I made this post, and the peson i spoke to is going to call me back. 🙄
 
Yes. I did, and I even had the Apple Rep tell me to do it over. Didn't work. Someone higher up on the chain is going to be calling me within 48 hours, and I told the apple rep if I could possible get a MBP since I had this particular macbook from having it replacing a 1st generation Macbook of the same model, he said possibly.

I now have another question:

If I get a Replacement MBP, and new MBPs come in within 2 weeks, can I get it replaced?
 
TSE said:
Yes. I did, and I even had the Apple Rep tell me to do it over. Didn't work. Someone higher up on the chain is going to be calling me within 48 hours, and I told the apple rep if I could possible get a MBP since I had this particular macbook from having it replacing a 1st generation Macbook of the same model, he said possibly.

I now have another question:

If I get a Replacement MBP, and new MBPs come in within 2 weeks, can I get it replaced?
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Don't get greedy before you're current machine is working or replaced. You are begging for more headaches!
 
TSE said:
Yes. I did, and I even had the Apple Rep tell me to do it over. Didn't work. Someone higher up on the chain is going to be calling me within 48 hours, and I told the apple rep if I could possible get a MBP since I had this particular macbook from having it replacing a 1st generation Macbook of the same model, he said possibly.

I now have another question:

If I get a Replacement MBP, and new MBPs come in within 2 weeks, can I get it replaced?
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Don't be greedy. If they are giving you a MBP in replacement of your MB you should count your lucky stars.
 
Okay, I realize that I am going over the top. I hope to get a MBP instead of a blackbook though, seeing as I just got a blackbook replaced before, and I am tired of having to call every 2 hours.
 
Your problem is just in software. You could easily do an Archive and Install which will replace your system folder with a new one while keeping your settings and softwares in place.
There's no need to replace the machine, that's extreme, unless you are doing it for the sake of just trying to get over on Apple.
How does a software update lead you into a replacement let alone an upgrade??
 
TSE said:
Okay, I realize that I am going over the top. I hope to get a MBP instead of a blackbook though, seeing as I just got a blackbook replaced before, and I am tired of having to call every 2 hours.
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You're entitled to a working Macbook, not a new MBP. However, if they give it to you, just take it gratefully, and don't worry about any new ones coming out.

(The new ones will probably be buggy for the first month anyway.)
 
I don't know. We tried many different techniques and the key just wasn't registering, on top of that the caps lock key cant be turned off anymore. I am going to be happy whichever way it goes.

I am using my imac btw. 😀
 
TSE said:
I don't know. We tried many different techniques and the key just wasn't registering, on top of that the caps lock key cant be turned off anymore. I am going to be happy whichever way it goes.

I am using my imac btw. 😀
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Have you tried Archive and Install as I mentioned earlier? That most likely will solve your keyboard problems.
 
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