Hi, Well, I have no idea how I did it, but I fixed my enter key. I did not use any tools. I just used my hands. I looked at all the parts to try to figure out how it was put together, then I put the rubber piece back in the whole and put the key back in its spot and slid it back and fourth and side to side and it just clipped back in. The only problem is it is over sensitive and even if I lightly touch it without applying any pressure it still activates the key. All the other keys I can touch and lightly press down on without activating them. The enter key I can touch ever so slightly and it activates. That should be fine though. I am noticing as I use my bn that for the most part, I do not touch my enter key unless I mean to. I think it will be something I will be able to get used to. What is even stranger is that I can lightly shake my bn and move it up and down, side to side and forward and back and the enter key does not activate. It only activates when I touch it lightly anywhere on the key. It still pops up and down just like all the other keys, so I can now activate it by just touching it lightly or by pressing down on it like I would with any other key. I still can't believe I just fixed that all by myself.
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