Shoot! I popped out a key and broke the little clips on the back.

What do I do?

Damn. I don’t know how the S-Type keyboards are made, but if it’s even remotely similar to my old Vaio N505X, then it’s really annoying :(

I suppose the only possibility would be to send your notebook in to Sony for repair, or alternatively to order the right parts yourself. However, I don’t know if Sony actually sells single keys, keycaps or even the supporting clips themselves as single parts. You may have to order a whole keyboard.

Maybe groovy knows more?

Change it with the one from a key you’ll barely use :wink: I had the same problem when i was student with my dell. I was developping an application in low level language (asm) for school and did some mistakes in my code so when i ran the program, i noticed that it was running outside its memory scope and started destroying whatever came next :shock: :shock:  I smashed the Ctrl+x too hardly and the x popped out the keyboard with its broken clip… (damn it was already too late !) I thus decided to change the broken x with the “£µ`” key’s clip (next to the return key on azerty keyboards) that i’ve never used and voilà ! My keyboard was saved ! 

probably have to(if it bothers you that much) purchase another set of keyboard unless you swap it with a key that you don’t use frequently as airwave have stated..