You'll truly be suprised how even a small amount of liquid can get in and damage the keyboard, it's very common unfortunately. Perhaps I damaged the keyboard itself when going through all the keys pressing them down? Although it's pretty unlikely the liquid from a wet wipe could get in right? Any help would seriously be appreciated! Absolutely no idea what's going on? If I have to reinstall Lion i'm more than happy to do so but i'd rather not if I don't have to? I've run diagnostic checks and it's all been passed. The keyboard is still active as occasionally when I go to try and use it for example a key that doesn't actually control the brightness ends up controlling the brightness? For a while the caps lock light worked, but now has completely died and doesn't work even when pressed on the USB keyboard. So I rebooted and tried to login but couldn't because the keyboard wasn't functioning resulting in me having to get a USB keyboard to sign in. However the keyboard did nothing but work a bit but the keys not doing the functions they were assigned to do. Firstly when I went to go back to using my MacBook the trackpad at first decided to use right click only functions, after a bit I managed to get this working fully again. Earlier I cleaned my Macbook keyboard with a wet wipe, brushed over the keys (pressing them down whilst doing so).
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