Nope, dead serious. Most plain old keyboards are capacitive key, they have no sensitive electronics in it. Use the standard setting on the dishwasher, turn off heat dry. Let it dry for a few hours after washing and it should work fine and be squeaky clean. I've done this myself a few times when I get some old equipment. Haven't lost one yet, maybe I've just been lucky.
Because you sometimes get a used copy when you supposedly buy a new one!
Let me explain...
I purchased a second copy for my wife from my local MalWart. I was in a hurry, and it wasn't till I got home that I noticed the seal on the box was busted. Hoping for the best, I opened the box to find that someone had ripped off the CD code, and stole the 10 day trial card. In exchange for their removal service, I recieved a popcorn stained crushed CD pack.
Now all that aside, what does the EULA in the game say? I don't think you need to log in to see it, just install.
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Nope, dead serious. Most plain old keyboards are capacitive key, they have no sensitive electronics in it. Use the standard setting on the dishwasher, turn off heat dry. Let it dry for a few hours after washing and it should work fine and be squeaky clean. I've done this myself a few times when I get some old equipment. Haven't lost one yet, maybe I've just been lucky.
Computer keyboards are easy to clean, just stick it in the dishwasher, it works fine afterwards.
Because you sometimes get a used copy when you supposedly buy a new one! Let me explain... I purchased a second copy for my wife from my local MalWart. I was in a hurry, and it wasn't till I got home that I noticed the seal on the box was busted. Hoping for the best, I opened the box to find that someone had ripped off the CD code, and stole the 10 day trial card. In exchange for their removal service, I recieved a popcorn stained crushed CD pack. Now all that aside, what does the EULA in the game say? I don't think you need to log in to see it, just install.