Winload Error Message/Crash Problem.

Basicallly my problem started like this I was on my other pc last night and somehow accidentally spilled water on the mouse and keyboard, causing it to make the keyboard's characters come out all wrong. The mouse worked fine, I tried to use Device Manager a few times tou nistall and reinstall the Keyboard but then the cursor started acting up and it wouldnt let me shut down, basically it made it unable for me to click on anything. And then I shut the computer off and waited, this morning I woke up and tried to turn it back on but it was well...dead. Before then I got a Winload error message.

spunk said:

As soon as you spill liquid on a laptop, unplug it, shut it down and remove the battery, if you can. The put a towel between the screen and the keyboard and turn it upside down. Once all of the viewable moisture is absorbed by the towel, put the laptop in uncooked rice to absorb any other moisture. After 24 hours you can try turning it on. But leaving it turned on and trying to work with it just makes it worse and probably destroyed the motherboard.

Does letting sunlight absorb the mosture do anything?

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Once the water has evaporated and you consider it dry consider running the Lenovo diagnostics followed by component testing. Many component tests are interactive > make sure the keyboard is tested.

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