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> Has anyone replaced a keyboard on a 755 series (I have a cx)? > Is it hard? Is it expensive? My 3 years runs out next month so I just sent mine in. It came back with another used keyboard although it does work a lot better. It doesn't look very hard to do yourself although good eyesight or strong glasses will be necessary as some of the screws are very small. You can order another keyboard (84G6495 for USA English, US$84.75) and then IBM also has a couple spare screw kits (66G5124 for the 755, US$14.75 and a generic 84G6560 for Thinkpads, US$17.75) - one or the other of these might be a good idea just in case something goes flying into the land of the lost... Then there's the Hardware Maintenance Manual (82G1502, I already have this so I didn't get a price) which has detailed instructions on how to do it. There is a warning about not pulling on the three keyboard cables without first releasing the connectors' latches or the cables will be damaged. Anyway I'm planning on keeping my 755 a few more years so I'm ordering a spare keyboard now why they're still available... Billy Y..