How to Replace Keys on a Keyboard

Loosen the key by prying all four corners gently with your spudger.

Wedge the tip of the spudger under the bottom of the key and carefully lift up until the key pops loose.

Use tweezers to remove any contaminants that were preventing the key from being pressed down from the now open hole on your keyboard.

Clean your keys with compressed air by blowing around the removed key.

Push in the clean keys until you hear a popping sound.

The keys should click in easily, so if you are having trouble try realigning the key with its hole.