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<blockquote data-quote="densum87" data-source="post: 1634617" data-attributes="member: 341842">Hello all! I have a Macbook Pro Mid- 2012 Unibody&nbsp;A month ago my &quot;9 ,o, ,l, .&quot; keys went out without warning. I went through all diagnostic procedures from previous threads such as:&nbsp;1) Speech to text is off2) Slow keys are off3) Sticky keys are off4) Enabled keyboard viewer and those keys do not light up when pressed5) Booted into terminal, keys still did not work&nbsp;I thought it HAD to be the top case, which I replaced yesterday. After the top case was replaced, the keys worked!!!! Satisfied, I charged the macbook and backed it up. An hour later I get the macbook to find that the keys no longer work again. I'm mystified as to what could be causing this problem.&nbsp;Any suggestions before I hurl this piece of beautiful laptop in a wall??MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="densum87, post: 1634617, member: 341842"] Hello all! I have a Macbook Pro Mid- 2012 Unibody A month ago my "9 ,o, ,l, ." keys went out without warning. I went through all diagnostic procedures from previous threads such as: 1) Speech to text is off 2) Slow keys are off 3) Sticky keys are off 4) Enabled keyboard viewer and those keys do not light up when pressed 5) Booted into terminal, keys still did not work I thought it HAD to be the top case, which I replaced yesterday. After the top case was replaced, the keys worked!!!! Satisfied, I charged the macbook and backed it up. An hour later I get the macbook to find that the keys no longer work again. I'm mystified as to what could be causing this problem. Any suggestions before I hurl this piece of beautiful laptop in a wall?? MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1) [/QUOTE]

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