Open the MacBook with the keyboard facing you at a 90-degree angle, and tilt it backward slightly. Spray compressed air left and right around the stuck key. While you're at it, you may want to do a ...

If your keyboard keys stop working, it doesn't necessarily mean they're broken or need replacement. From checking keyboard ...

A lot of Apple fans are hoping for future MacBook keyboards that are more durable, and Apple's latest patent presents a potential path toward a solution.

Before troubleshooting the problem, make sure the issue isn't hardware-related. Keys may stop working if they're stuck, physically damaged (such as after a drop), or if the keyboard connection is ...