Thx a lot for this guide, especially for dissembling. I got this keyboard since 2010 and today after 12 years I did proper first deep cleaning. I got my keyboard again like fresh new and shiny! Thank you!
Cleaned and ready for another 16 years of use. I was stunned by the improvement, I assumed most of my grime/stiff buttons were permanent by now - but a soak in some soapy water and a shower and it feels like a new keyboard all around. Also had problems with the clips around the FN buttons (9:35), for me they simply refused to come loose. The back of the clip is kind of [ shaped, and I cut down the protrusions of the ones that were stuck with a knife and could finally get them loose. The holes are simply too small for the clips to get through. Thanks for a good guide!
Glad this old, overly complicated, and music cringy tutorial is still helping someone lol. If I had this keyboard still, id remake this tutorials :P Anyway, thanks for the kind words.
You're like the best guy to go to for tutorials. I loved all the tutorials I saw from you. You explain things very well, you use great camera angles to record and you actually KNOW how to do the things you're making the tutorial for!
I've got an older version of the G15 with an adjustable LCD section and cleaned it this afternoon. It's a little bit different in that after removing the bottom screws you can flip it and remove the top black outer section (do it with the LCD fully extended as the flat cable is the longest). Then you could unscrew the top section and clean the keys. Or you can just leave it assembled and just clean it with a vacuum cleaner and a mildly wet tooth brush cleaning it with the keys down so all the crap falls out the right way. It will save you a lot of time this way.
Thank you man!! Youre the cause that i have clean and fixed my keyboard. One key today began failing. My G15 already has 5-6 years and i never cleaned it. I several times have spilled coca cola, yerba (a Paraguayan tea), juice, etc on my keyboard. And it is working 100% again. And thanks for the detailed work and instruction. Greetings from Paraguay.
Nice to see people doing great work on this G15 ! I saw some other videos where guys just pop out keys from the front side of the keyboard with a flat-head screwdriver... It's cool you're showing the clean way to do it ! Thanks !
I also have a G15, so this tutorial helped me a great deal. I originally planned on just popping the keys off but after seeing this I decided to just take it all apart and clean it. Liked and subscribed to help you out, since you helped me out!
Nice video, just cleaned my g15 v2 after watching it, never cleaned it since I brought it about 5 years ago. What a mess inside, not to mention I have a budgie that loves to stand on the keyboard a lot so you can imagine what was in there lol. Did have to pull it apart again after testing as I'd forgotten to make sure the metal bar on the larger keys were positioned under the plastic tabs but I'll remember that one for next time.
Thanks for showing on how to open it, was kinda worried about the LCD display. You can pop the keys even without opening this keyboard though. I just pop them out with a flathead.
I do not know for sure, but all keyboards even ones with LED are usually designed the same. I would recommend looking up a tutorial on that keyboard is one is available, if not follow mine, but take the information with a grain of salt as it will not be 100% the same
seems more like water damage to circuitry or the individual keys conductivity pads. it MAY (no grantee) help if the keyboard is cleaned. Worth a shot if you want to keep it.
Orvis hello my friend i have a problem with my g15 logitech =/ suddenly my key "f4" is like having issues.. how can i explain .. if browsing some info in google.. if press "CONTROL CTRL" my windows get close.. or even if i press ALT my keyboard close all the window .. is like "f4" key is corrupted :( i've tried to connect this g15 in others pc and the problem persist.... is there a way to reset the G15? srry for my english im from venezuela... ..
Thanks a lot, very good and useful video. Just couldn't watch it for the whole length and skipped here and there, way too long maybe, but extremely useful and well explained.
thanks for the input. yes I figured it was long that's why I added the "skip" annotations. anyway. thanks for letting me know how to make my video better. if you enjoyed it, try looking at some of my other computer 101 video's. Also do not forget to subscribe :)
Why didn't you show the removal of the LCD panel? :-( That was the only part that I needed to see because my media buttons are totally fucked up (hardware failure I guess) and are very difficult to press... I guess I will have to figure it out on my own ;)
Yes, I noticed it. I was kind of afraid to clean that aswell since it was already malfunctioning and wouldn't want to destroy it any further. Turns out, after cleaning, it even works 100 times better and the buttons are no longer malfunctioning! :D
@@Orvis25 I got the LCD cover off, exposed the PCB and buttons. Do not see 2 screws, nothing is popping out, not so simple for me. Really wish you had shown either the removal or installation of the LCD assembly. Otherwise, great video. Oh, except the music that was as annoying as Yoko Ono.
I found your tutorial cleaning vid very helpful, as I just cleaned my G15 Keyboard.. but now I have a blank LCD display and the orange lights flicker ever since I put it back together?
hey.. i have the same keyboard but it has some issues. the s n m and spacebar keys remain pressed like ssssssssssssssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you get it.. hpw do i fix that? will cleaning do? its out of warranty and the company doesn't take out of warranty stuff for repair. and the keyboard is not available now. please help. thanks
If you spilled water, soda or anything over your keyboard try this (IT WORKED TO ME): disassemble your keyboard, find the keyboard membrane (three foil of papers), clean it using antibacterial wipe or spry thoroughly, wait till its dry, clean the connections with the antibacterial product, wait till its dry, assemble your keyboard and WOALA!! it works!. Hope it helps!
I put my keys into the washing machine in a net, on low temperature and a gentle program. worked really well, is way quicker, less work and more thorough
Well I followed this video and thank you a ton, works now like new. The only complaint I have is the music was annoying nut thats just me. I rather watch an instructional video with no music. And I ended up putting to much pressure on the lcd screen and broke it. Wee,, so anyways Overall great video.
I understand but most people do not show EVERYTHING and i find that annoying in instructional video's. That is why in the annotations i put "skip" buttons to skip over the FF sections that show me putting / cleaning / reassembling the keyboard so that if anyone wanted to not see 100% of the work required, they can. Plus everyone has their own music tastes. So no offense taken. I appreciate the constructive criticism. ps: yes those LCD's are fragile, why i never really mess with it.
Orvis25, Very useful tutorial. Thank you! Now, about the negatives: 1. GO AHEAD and put those hairy legs away from the camera! That's nasty. GO AHEAD and consider working on a table or some raised surface. 2. GO AHEAD and never play that so-called "music" EVER again. Please! That headache-inducing noise will give me nightmares tonight. 3. GO AHEAD and stop saying GO AHEAD before every action. Other than that, good work. :-)
Would you happen to know anything that's particularly different about a G510? All I know is that I have a lot more macro keys. I spilled a nice cherry Dr. Pepper on mine and the keys are so sticky that it's not even funny. Fantastic video though!
I assume it just a slightly different case and board. it should dissemble very similarly, just go slow and organize the parts so you know how to put it back together (i always recommend just recording taking it apart) THANKS! remember to subscribe for more com-101 vid's
I put my keyboard chassi in the dishwasher and the keys in the sink with soap today, In the middle of the process my girlfriend calls me and says she has a really nice gamingkeyboard ^^ But the result was good, put it in the dishwasher.
The key tabs are strong enough to just push up from topside, this way shown is so slow and a waste of time. After popping up keys put them in a colander with a mesh or something above and then put both the keyboard and keys into the dishwasher on a low temperature and after washed put in airing cupboard / boiler cupboard for 24+ hours and it'll be perfectly clean. If certain keys don't work you need to let it dry in the cupboard for longer or/and open the back to realign the plastic sheet circuitry. I've done this to over 15 different keyboards, 5+ times each including my G15 ten times since '09
I prefer to do things the "safe" way, and would rather not have my keys heated up even marginally as it is very thing abs plastic. Feel free to make your own video though with your method.
This way is not the safe way, the keys are designed to be removed from the top not the bottom a simple way to prove this is just look at all of the "key removal tools" out there they all remove from the top side. As for heating them up, do you not realise how keyboards are made? The keys themselves are made in pressurised heat moulds (they can withstand a lot of heat) and then they are sprayed with paint or in some cases with or without a stencil and they are put through a heat fanned furnace/dryer which puts them through much more heat than a low-heat mode on your dish washer so they can definitely withstand the heat. Regardless of that, if you're seriously that worried just put the keys in a bowel of warm water and wash them outside of the dishwasher. My (the) way I said is quite clearly very safe as it's the most common way of cleaning them and for me alone by math I've washed 80 keyboards and none of them have broken, none have had deformed keys, none have had any damage and ALL worked perfectly.
RyansUps I would say that my way is actually safer as long as you do not press the key locking tabs further than need be, rather than using excessive friction and force to pull the locking tab off the plastic wall. everyone says their own way, i chose this way, and i feel it is safer. And keys can be pressed with molten plastic, but plastic is also susceptible to cracking once heated and cooled enough times, so i also prefer this for the "longevity" of the keyboard.
orvis8 Trying to be smart mentioning friction and force when pulling the keys out is hilariously stupid, They go through more friction force when you're using the keys normally during typing! Clearly you don't know the properties of ABS plastics, the reason they use it in keyboards is because of their high tolerances and high heat resistances, it could go through thousands of heat cycles before showing any damage. Most dish washers heat up to around 50-65*C with industrial ones heating up to 55-75*C but ABS plastic will hold very strong to temperatures up to 80*C and could go even higher, but it will start melting at 100*C and higher.
RyansUps You understand that when pressing a key down, it dose not put the key lock tabs under and force. The only force they experience under normal use is from the rubber contact mat pressing them back up, and the key lock tabs stopping it form going through the front of your keyboard. And you are correct i am not well versed in ABS plastic wide use due to its characteristics and "properties", but i am aware that under stress form heating and cooling it will eventually crack, that is why i do not recommenced washing it in a dishwasher that is heated. Another reason ABS materials say to not store in direct sunlight, or high / extreme low temperature areas. So i do not know why you need to criticize me by claiming i am acting smart by voicing my own opinion, that happens to be opposite to yours, but you sound like an immature person to do so.
How to be a jerk on the internet: 1: make a "Do it yourself video", recorded with a potato, with your voice volume to the minimum. 2: Set an 8-bit song FULL BLAST, so the viewer has a heart attack at random. I'm not trusting a "Do it yourself" made by a guy who can't even volumes when editing it, sorry.
+Caballo940 Well admittedly, this was not one of my highest quality videos i ever made. I have gotten better with editing as time went on :D Sorry you feel you cant trust my tutorial (because of some editing mistakes, and the lack of a expensive 4k camera like other channels) even tough it clearly shows every step I took, and that it was fully functional afterward. Maybe you need some new glasses, cuz other people did not seem to think it was shot on a potato and found it rather useful. Anyway, have a good day.
How to really be a jerk on the internet:1: Watch a free "Do it yourself" video recorded by a guy sat at home who was going to clean his keyboard.2: Complain like the world owes you a living.
I Think When People Say "I'm Gonna Go Ahead And" Before Whatever Dumb Thing They Are About To Do, Like Maybe This Makes It More Technical. Well, From Now On, I'm Gonna Go Ahead And Assume This Is A Sign Of Brain Damage
Sorry you didn't like it..... I guess.... Your always welcome to make your own tutorials. Especially if you feel the need to accuse people who put out free guides and content that they are brain damaged, but somehow the person who came up with that idea is not.
k this is pointless... unless you want to have fun taking a keyboard apart. I just vacuumed mine from top with little attachment = good as new. by the time this keyboard is that far gone, it will be time to upgrade.. .it's already been 6 years or more and the new rgb ones are sick
That may be, but if you spilled pop on your keyboard, some people want to clean it to stop sticky keys because all of us do not have money to drop on new keyboards. Just keep in mind, like my description says, "in depth". it does not say "simple"
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Thx a lot for this guide, especially for dissembling. I got this keyboard since 2010 and today after 12 years I did proper first deep cleaning. I got my keyboard again like fresh new and shiny! Thank you!
Cleaned and ready for another 16 years of use. I was stunned by the improvement, I assumed most of my grime/stiff buttons were permanent by now - but a soak in some soapy water and a shower and it feels like a new keyboard all around.
Also had problems with the clips around the FN buttons (9:35), for me they simply refused to come loose. The back of the clip is kind of [ shaped, and I cut down the protrusions of the ones that were stuck with a knife and could finally get them loose. The holes are simply too small for the clips to get through.
Thanks for a good guide!
Glad this old, overly complicated, and music cringy tutorial is still helping someone lol.
If I had this keyboard still, id remake this tutorials :P
Anyway, thanks for the kind words.
You're like the best guy to go to for tutorials. I loved all the tutorials I saw from you.
You explain things very well, you use great camera angles to record and you actually KNOW how to do the things you're making the tutorial for!
I've got an older version of the G15 with an adjustable LCD section and cleaned it this afternoon. It's a little bit different in that after removing the bottom screws you can flip it and remove the top black outer section (do it with the LCD fully extended as the flat cable is the longest). Then you could unscrew the top section and clean the keys.
Or you can just leave it assembled and just clean it with a vacuum cleaner and a mildly wet tooth brush cleaning it with the keys down so all the crap falls out the right way. It will save you a lot of time this way.
Thank you man!! Youre the cause that i have clean and fixed my keyboard. One key today began failing.
My G15 already has 5-6 years and i never cleaned it. I several times have spilled coca cola, yerba (a Paraguayan tea), juice, etc on my keyboard. And it is working 100% again. And thanks for the detailed work and instruction. Greetings from Paraguay.
no problem :) !
Nice to see people doing great work on this G15 ! I saw some other videos where guys just pop out keys from the front side of the keyboard with a flat-head screwdriver...
It's cool you're showing the clean way to do it ! Thanks !
carnaciousG Thanks!
I also have a G15, so this tutorial helped me a great deal. I originally planned on just popping the keys off but after seeing this I decided to just take it all apart and clean it. Liked and subscribed to help you out, since you helped me out!
thanks for the input. i will keep that in mind next time :)
Nice video, just cleaned my g15 v2 after watching it, never cleaned it since I brought it about 5 years ago. What a mess inside, not to mention I have a budgie that loves to stand on the keyboard a lot so you can imagine what was in there lol. Did have to pull it apart again after testing as I'd forgotten to make sure the metal bar on the larger keys were positioned under the plastic tabs but I'll remember that one for next time.
BudgieFan39 Glad my Video helped!
Thanks for showing on how to open it, was kinda worried about the LCD display.
You can pop the keys even without opening this keyboard though. I just pop them out with a flathead.
+Jos Bouma You are welcome :)
I do not know for sure, but all keyboards even ones with LED are usually designed the same.
I would recommend looking up a tutorial on that keyboard is one is available, if not follow mine, but take the information with a grain of salt as it will not be 100% the same
Awesome video dude. My friend gave me his old g15n and this video helped a lot with cleaning it :D
Thanks!
i am quite a fan of his work, and he agreed i can use his music in my video's. So even better :)
seems more like water damage to circuitry or the individual keys conductivity pads.
it MAY (no grantee) help if the keyboard is cleaned. Worth a shot if you want to keep it.
Orvis hello my friend i have a problem with my g15 logitech =/ suddenly my key "f4" is like having issues.. how can i explain .. if browsing some info in google.. if press "CONTROL CTRL" my windows get close.. or even if i press ALT my keyboard close all the window .. is like "f4" key is corrupted :( i've tried to connect this g15 in others pc and the problem persist.... is there a way to reset the G15? srry for my english im from venezuela... ..
Thanks a lot, very good and useful video. Just couldn't watch it for the whole length and skipped here and there, way too long maybe, but extremely useful and well explained.
thanks for the input. yes I figured it was long that's why I added the "skip" annotations. anyway. thanks for letting me know how to make my video better.
if you enjoyed it, try looking at some of my other computer 101 video's. Also do not forget to subscribe :)
I'm going to do dis some day soon... Thx 4 the video and the advices! :D
+Gustavo Santos
No problem :) Hope it helped!
Check out some of my other maintenance videos for more tips and stuff.
great video. It's time for my keyboard clean up.
*thumbs up*
will this work with the merc stealth i have leds under my caps. not sure if there is a major difference at all
Why didn't you show the removal of the LCD panel? :-(
That was the only part that I needed to see because my media buttons are totally fucked up (hardware failure I guess) and are very difficult to press... I guess I will have to figure it out on my own ;)
honestly once you get the LCD cover off and you expose the PCB and buttons, its 2 screws and it pops out. super simple :)
Good luck!
Yes, I noticed it. I was kind of afraid to clean that aswell since it was already malfunctioning and wouldn't want to destroy it any further.
Turns out, after cleaning, it even works 100 times better and the buttons are no longer malfunctioning! :D
alain001
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@@Orvis25 I got the LCD cover off, exposed the PCB and buttons. Do not see 2 screws, nothing is popping out, not so simple for me. Really wish you had shown either the removal or installation of the LCD assembly. Otherwise, great video. Oh, except the music that was as annoying as Yoko Ono.
@@mre4875 HAHA, yes. my choice of music for the video was pretty crap, but what do you want for someone who was in the teenage age range :p
I found your tutorial cleaning vid very helpful, as I just cleaned my G15 Keyboard.. but now I have a blank LCD display and the orange lights flicker ever since I put it back together?
i would say try to disconnect the robin cable again, clean the contacts, and reinsert.
Also check to see if you cracked the cable, may need replacing.
Man do you have the hand rest?
+Voces I do, but i had it disconnected for this video.
hey.. i have the same keyboard but it has some issues. the s n m and spacebar keys remain pressed like ssssssssssssssssnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you get it..
hpw do i fix that? will cleaning do? its out of warranty and the company doesn't take out of warranty stuff for repair. and the keyboard is not available now. please help. thanks
cleaning it will definitely help, but i can not guarantee it will fix it.
Very helpful, thanks.
no problem :)
If you spilled water, soda or anything over your keyboard try this (IT WORKED TO ME): disassemble your keyboard, find the keyboard membrane (three foil of papers), clean it using antibacterial wipe or spry thoroughly, wait till its dry, clean the connections with the antibacterial product, wait till its dry, assemble your keyboard and WOALA!! it works!. Hope it helps!
"and WOALA"
Voila
I have a g-15 from 2011 or something and the F4
2021 and my G15 is still going, but the shift key is going. Thinking of retiring the old machine.
Well, you sure got a good life out of it!
Thank you, I need to really clean mine.
+Debbie Jeffries
No worries :) Glad it helped!
Brilliant choice of music my friend.
Thanks for the video
No Problem Man ! :)
Did this yestorday, while fixing my G19 lcd blinking issue.
I put my keys into the washing machine in a net, on low temperature and a gentle program. worked really well, is way quicker, less work and more thorough
Well I followed this video and thank you a ton, works now like new. The only complaint I have is the music was annoying nut thats just me. I rather watch an instructional video with no music. And I ended up putting to much pressure on the lcd screen and broke it. Wee,, so anyways Overall great video.
I understand but most people do not show EVERYTHING and i find that annoying in instructional video's. That is why in the annotations i put "skip" buttons to skip over the FF sections that show me putting / cleaning / reassembling the keyboard so that if anyone wanted to not see 100% of the work required, they can.
Plus everyone has their own music tastes. So no offense taken.
I appreciate the constructive criticism.
ps: yes those LCD's are fragile, why i never really mess with it.
Good vid and I love the music. I had a G19 to clean, but they are basically the same.
try taking some 91% alcohol and rubbing down on the metal pad that the rubber button hits to wipe away corrosion.
very good guide, helped me clean my g15 after i spilt milk and cereal all over it... mind you it took me 4 hours not 1 haha
23:15 oh god, you grabbing the sprayer in fast motion scared me.
No Problem!
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How large is your house?
The music was EXTREMELY loud.
thanks man
+MrCotijebe No problem. Hope it helped :)
Orvis25,
Very useful tutorial. Thank you!
Now, about the negatives:
1. GO AHEAD and put those hairy legs away from the camera! That's nasty. GO AHEAD and consider working on a table or some raised surface.
2. GO AHEAD and never play that so-called "music" EVER again. Please! That headache-inducing noise will give me nightmares tonight.
3. GO AHEAD and stop saying GO AHEAD before every action.
Other than that, good work. :-)
Cheers for the feedback.
im afraid to open my keyboard lol. dont wanna know whats under it
+Run Da Trap
Hehe! That's a first iv heard that :P maybe you will find a pot of gold!
orvis8 ... or living creatues :x well, let's find it out xD
Once everything electronic is out you can put in the dishwasher :p
Or soak it is some water with a bit of dishsoap, and just scrub it like a plate.
I might do this to properly sanitize it. I purchased mine second hand in 07 and never cleaned it. Even came with some unknown sticky stuff on it 🤮
Well good luck with the cleaning :) Hope it helps.
Thanks :) make sure to check out my other computer maintenance 101 vid's :D
Them legs.
Sexy aren't they ?
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Would you happen to know anything that's particularly different about a G510? All I know is that I have a lot more macro keys. I spilled a nice cherry Dr. Pepper on mine and the keys are so sticky that it's not even funny. Fantastic video though!
I assume it just a slightly different case and board.
it should dissemble very similarly, just go slow and organize the parts so you know how to put it back together (i always recommend just recording taking it apart)
THANKS! remember to subscribe for more com-101 vid's
I put my keyboard chassi in the dishwasher and the keys in the sink with soap today, In the middle of the process my girlfriend calls me and says she has a really nice gamingkeyboard ^^ But the result was good, put it in the dishwasher.
first thing you need is a flashlight. it's absolutely not necessary.
that music scarred the shit out of me
The key tabs are strong enough to just push up from topside, this way shown is so slow and a waste of time. After popping up keys put them in a colander with a mesh or something above and then put both the keyboard and keys into the dishwasher on a low temperature and after washed put in airing cupboard / boiler cupboard for 24+ hours and it'll be perfectly clean. If certain keys don't work you need to let it dry in the cupboard for longer or/and open the back to realign the plastic sheet circuitry.
I've done this to over 15 different keyboards, 5+ times each including my G15 ten times since '09
I prefer to do things the "safe" way, and would rather not have my keys heated up even marginally as it is very thing abs plastic.
Feel free to make your own video though with your method.
This way is not the safe way, the keys are designed to be removed from the top not the bottom a simple way to prove this is just look at all of the "key removal tools" out there they all remove from the top side.
As for heating them up, do you not realise how keyboards are made? The keys themselves are made in pressurised heat moulds (they can withstand a lot of heat) and then they are sprayed with paint or in some cases with or without a stencil and they are put through a heat fanned furnace/dryer which puts them through much more heat than a low-heat mode on your dish washer so they can definitely withstand the heat.
Regardless of that, if you're seriously that worried just put the keys in a bowel of warm water and wash them outside of the dishwasher.
My (the) way I said is quite clearly very safe as it's the most common way of cleaning them and for me alone by math I've washed 80 keyboards and none of them have broken, none have had deformed keys, none have had any damage and ALL worked perfectly.
RyansUps
I would say that my way is actually safer as long as you do not press the key locking tabs further than need be, rather than using excessive friction and force to pull the locking tab off the plastic wall.
everyone says their own way, i chose this way, and i feel it is safer.
And keys can be pressed with molten plastic, but plastic is also susceptible to cracking once heated and cooled enough times, so i also prefer this for the "longevity" of the keyboard.
orvis8
Trying to be smart mentioning friction and force when pulling the keys out is hilariously stupid, They go through more friction force when you're using the keys normally during typing!
Clearly you don't know the properties of ABS plastics, the reason they use it in keyboards is because of their high tolerances and high heat resistances, it could go through thousands of heat cycles before showing any damage. Most dish washers heat up to around 50-65*C with industrial ones heating up to 55-75*C but ABS plastic will hold very strong to temperatures up to 80*C and could go even higher, but it will start melting at 100*C and higher.
RyansUps
You understand that when pressing a key down, it dose not put the key lock tabs under and force. The only force they experience under normal use is from the rubber contact mat pressing them back up, and the key lock tabs stopping it form going through the front of your keyboard.
And you are correct i am not well versed in ABS plastic wide use due to its characteristics and "properties", but i am aware that under stress form heating and cooling it will eventually crack, that is why i do not recommenced washing it in a dishwasher that is heated. Another reason ABS materials say to not store in direct sunlight, or high / extreme low temperature areas.
So i do not know why you need to criticize me by claiming i am acting smart by voicing my own opinion, that happens to be opposite to yours, but you sound like an immature person to do so.
thanks :)
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How to be a jerk on the internet:
1: make a "Do it yourself video", recorded with a potato, with your voice volume to the minimum.
2: Set an 8-bit song FULL BLAST, so the viewer has a heart attack at random.
I'm not trusting a "Do it yourself" made by a guy who can't even volumes when editing it, sorry.
+Caballo940
Well admittedly, this was not one of my highest quality videos i ever made. I have gotten better with editing as time went on :D
Sorry you feel you cant trust my tutorial (because of some editing mistakes, and the lack of a expensive 4k camera like other channels) even tough it clearly shows every step I took, and that it was fully functional afterward. Maybe you need some new glasses, cuz other people did not seem to think it was shot on a potato and found it rather useful.
Anyway, have a good day.
+orvis8 Yeah, i'm sorry you video blown out three speakers from my system and my ear bones with them...
How to really be a jerk on the internet:1: Watch a free "Do it yourself" video recorded by a guy sat at home who was going to clean his keyboard.2: Complain like the world owes you a living.
HA!
My man!
*High Five*
Ps: Cheers for the sub
I can't stand people like that. Anyone would think he was paying a subscription to use RUclips.
You got some nice legs. LOL
BTW tnx this helpd.
Them legs let the lady's know im a man :P
Anyway thanks!
remember to subscribe!
helps to not "cry over spilt milk", huh? :)
PS. in the process right now ;)
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I Think When People Say "I'm Gonna Go Ahead And" Before Whatever Dumb Thing They Are About To Do, Like Maybe This Makes It More Technical. Well, From Now On, I'm Gonna Go Ahead And Assume This Is A Sign Of Brain Damage
Sorry you didn't like it..... I guess....
Your always welcome to make your own tutorials.
Especially if you feel the need to accuse people who put out free guides and content that they are brain damaged, but somehow the person who came up with that idea is not.
@@Orvis25 dude its just s joke, your video was fine
figured those were better than my hairy ass feet :P
lol jk.
k this is pointless... unless you want to have fun taking a keyboard apart. I just vacuumed mine from top with little attachment = good as new. by the time this keyboard is that far gone, it will be time to upgrade.. .it's already been 6 years or more and the new rgb ones are sick
That may be, but if you spilled pop on your keyboard, some people want to clean it to stop sticky keys because all of us do not have money to drop on new keyboards.
Just keep in mind, like my description says, "in depth". it does not say "simple"
true if you spilled something on it :)
My g15 went to the trash after this video lol
Not your fault by all means but I guess I don't have that finnese touch
uh oh!
Well. sorry to hear that. RIP your keyboard.
the fuck is that..
An awesome video to show you how to clean your keyboard in detail.
duh.... :)
i mean the keyboard XD
Todd lidkea
title bro,
Logitech g15