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Keyboard Malfunction

For two months my Standard PS/2 Keyboard has been malfunctioning, specifically the Q, S and D keys.
My options for this problem are extremely limited in terms of practical solutions, for I run a Toshiba Satellite L655. Specs are in my signature below.

I can't use an external USB keyboard either because both my USB 2.0 ports are broken (which I plan to replace later on)

Is there any to fix this? All drivers are up to date.

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wait you're mb has only 2 usb ports (edit: its a laptop oh my :)? if so try to blow the ps/2 keboard out with air like a compressor. or try to hit that buttons a few times harder then ussual.

 

and yes like above message try it to replace the internal keyboard yourself.

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