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MacBook Pro - Cleaning under the keyboard
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08-08-2008, 12:46 PM
A method that is fairly effective is to turn your MBP upside down with the keyboard exposed and use the compressed air to blow dust and other objects from around the keys. Of course be careful not to drop your machine while doing this! It helps to have someone give you a hand by firmly holding on to the machine while you do the cleaning. Regards. |
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