The "tap" on my wife's touchpad won't work.

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Wow that's pricey for a keyboard but it's all supply and demand. I came close to that one time. I think it was $70 but it was a brand new model Sony so replacement parts weren't very available yet. That was a year and a half ago. She had it back in a few months ago to get some malware out of it and I was curious what they keyboards went for now and they were $20.

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I started tracking it after the repair, and, over time they came waaaay down! I hated it!

But, when I NEEDED IT, I NEEDED IT....again, had to get on a waiting list....and, despite the price, when I got email saying it is in.....I was soooooo happy!

Remember when my friend messed up my KB, the lappy was almost new.....so, I guess the parts were obscenely expensive, forget hard to come by. He offered to pay for the part, I agreed to let him pay half.

The more proprietary the part, the newer the machine.....the more obscene the price!!! U bet: SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

 

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OP GUY!!!

See what I just found!

http://www.manualowl.com/m/Toshiba/Satellite-C655/Manual/295805

But must make sure it don have add ons, toolbars and insects.
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Edit: Nevah mind, it is a legit User's Guide in PDF.....but it isn't the Service Manual I am looking for. Still can't find one you don have to pay for. That is just WRONG ON EVERY LEVEL.
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Edit: k....here's the actual Service manual via some vendor in the UK.....they charge close to 4 pounds. ......that's more in dollars.

http://www.nodevice.com/manual/satellite-c655/get89163.html

Again, responsible Mfgs offer all documentation for every computer they make or ever have for free on their sites. This is absolutely the case with Dell. Before I bid on this new/used Optiplex 980 on eBay, I first downloaded all the documentation from Dell.
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Another edit: Here's one for just under $8 via some ebay vendor in Michigan.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Service-Man...32399?pt=BI_Books_Manuals&hash=item2564c0942f

 

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One more:

See this?

http://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=2946832

Toshiba per se offers the User's Guide for download for the Satellite C655-S5123.....but NOT the Service Manual. Thus putting money in the pockets of third party humans who can then charge for the latter.

Again, wrong on every level.

At least the part is inexpensive. And that matters.