Faulty Keyboard of envy dv6

i bought a hp eny dv6 notebook pc 13 months ago.
About 6 months later some of the keys in the keyboard were working without me pressing them.
So i changed the keyboard using my 1 year waranty.Now its happening agian.Should i replace the keyboard again or is this because of some other component.Waranty duration is over.I am very unhappy with the quality of the product.

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i bought a hp eny dv6 notebook pc 13 months ago.
About 6 months later some of the keys in the keyboard were working without me pressing them.
So i changed the keyboard using my 1 year waranty.Now its happening agian.Should i replace the keyboard again or is this because of some other component.Waranty duration is over.I am very unhappy with the quality of the product.
Well since the warranty is now over your left with replace keyboard or sell the laptop and get another one with a better quality keyboard. Those are you options.
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