Oh great, no more letter "i".

[Hummer]

Well my letter "i" key died today and i don't know what to do. Will Apple replace it?

it's an aluminum wired keyboard.

Btw, i made this post by copy and pasting the letter "i" around. Also with the help of spell check.

 

[pknz]

I take it you've done a restart. One of my keys died but came back to life after a simple restart.

 

[Hummer]

thnk ts completely dead

 

[SaSaSushi]

Well my letter "i" key died today and i don't know what to do. Will Apple replace it?

it's an aluminum wired keyboard.

Btw, i made this post by copy and pasting the letter "i" around. Also with the help of spell check.

Since the aluminum keyboard was only introduced in August, 2007 it's clearly still within the warranty period so the answer is "yes".

In fact, if you call them and tell them that you really need the use of your computer for urgent business they may send your replacement out as soon as they schedule pickup for your broken one. Apple Japan has been known to do this anyway.

Good luck.

 

[Hello.there]

'm sorry to hear about your problem, t must be a real pan in the butt.

 

[Hummer]

Yea t's really a pan n the arse. thnk 'm gong to drop by my local apple store tomorrow. Thanks you guys.

 

[wayland1985]

Th_s has to be one of the funn_est threads _'ve seen _n a wh_le

 

[Hummer]

I wake up this morning and it works just fine again. That was weird.

 

[Montie Da Champ]

man. that happened to me last year on my laptop. the "n" key went out

it was the most annoying thing ever

 

[TEG]

It just sounds like a keybinding problem or layout corruption. Make sure your HD is in good order and repair permissions, just to make sure.

TEG