Corsair K90

[elanores]

I had just spilled a drink and not a lot on the keyboard, it was small droplets that hit the numpad.

 

I cleaned it with a towel and everything started messing up, with alt becoming the macro record key, etc. I restarted to try and fix it and after that, the keyboard stopped working entirely.

 

I don't understand how this happened, yes it was bugging and then it stopped working entirely, I plugged it back in and it just stopped working.

 

Help?

 

EDIT: I would like to add, I did already try unplugging it while it was bugging and my computer was still spamming. I plugged it back in, it worked. But then I restarted my computer, it went into the BIOS somehow and then changed my language to Polish. I then unplugged it after hitting my computers reset button, plugged it back in and it didn't work. I did three restarts where I tried to plug it in again, it went undetected.

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If the K90 isn't detected in Windows or the BIOS, it's probably dead.

 

Try it on another computer and see if detects the keyboard.

[elanores]

Yup, first thought was to do that after it died. Still didn't work.

 

This is highly annoying as this has happened to TWO K90s, I had spilled something on the metal part of it near the top, nowhere near the keys and it also ended up dying after I wiped it with a cloth. Are these defective or something? Why do they spaz out after being wiped with a cloth?

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It doesn't sound normal as i usually clean my K90 a fortnight and nothing is wrong with it. It's possible a bit of liquid got inside via the screw holes, switches, profile buttons, media keys, etc even though the spill was somewhere else.