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I got the power button of my laptop repaired at an electronics repair shop, you could try that. It has been running well for 8 years with Arch.

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I like how you felt the need to specify “with Arch”.

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Because it participates in keeping an old laptop fast and up to date.

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How much did it cost? This laptop needs other repairs.

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Honestly, momentary switches are the simplest of all circuits. The only hard part will be soldering a new one into the old leads. What laptop is it? I can look and see what I think.

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I can’t remember, but something negligible compared to the price of a thin laptop.

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