8700 keys are sticking

I have an 8700 and the keys are sticking and I can not type iin my passwaord to get in. what can i do?
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Do you mean pressing a key is not producing desired result? I guess this
hardware related issue...may be somehow hardware is being damaged or malfunctioned...replacement
is required in such case.
tanzim
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