I need new keyboard for freevent x51

SOURCE: I have a philips freevents 12nb5800 laptop and the

The Philips Freevents 12nb5800 is actually a Twinhead J12S
The XP drivers are hard to find but they are on the Twinhead Austrailia website here;
http://www.twinhead.com.au/downloads.asp?MainCategory=J12S
I installed the intel VGA driver from this which allowed we to use two screens.

SOURCE: i have a philips freevent laptop f-12dt

F12DT Drivers list for Windows XP

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VGA : Mobil Intel(R) 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset
Version : 6.14.10.4020
Date: 1/23/2005

Audio : Realtek AC'97 Audio
Version : 5.10.0.5830
Date: 4/19/2005

Modem : Motorola SM56 Data Fax Modem
Version : 6.9.7.0
Date: 12/22/2004

CardReader : O2Micro OZ711MP1/MS1 MemoryCardBus Controller
Version : 5.1.2600.0
Date: 12/14/2004

TouchPad : Elantech TouchPad
Version : 5.0.2.1
Date: 4/10/2005

LAN : Realtek RTL8139/810x Famiy Fast Ethernet NIC
Version : 5.621.304.2005
Date : 8/18/2005

INTEL Wireless : Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection
Version : 8.1.0.28
Date: 8/24/2004
go to http://www.twinhead.com.tw/tsd/Ftp/F12DT/F12DTdriver.htm
and download WLAN.EXE for the the driver you want.

SOURCE: How to replace a laptop screen cover?

The laptop screen is secured to the laptop with screws at the hinges.
There are usually two screws per hinge. The LCD screen has one ribbon cable and possibly a power connector for the back lighting attached to the motherboard near the hinges. Disconnect these before you lift the LCD off the base, they are under the plastic panel above the function keys next to the hinges.

SOURCE: some keys not working

well sometimes you have to disassemble the whole thing, but first have a carefull look(maybe use a torch to light there) if you can pop it out from the top with a thin screwdriver or better a knife.
Notebooks tend to have plastic under the keyboard, but still be carefull, cause the plastic "shelf", on the other hand tends to have holes in it(any choice of small and big).

And note that notebooks have to be disassembled carefully and it's sometimes tricky, but on the other hand they're easily put together(if you don't damage them too badly during disassembly).

But I hope this one just needs to have a keyboard popped out(ah and don't damage the interconnect, be slow on it, mainly for motherboard integrity reasons)

SOURCE: need to replace keyboard on Philips freevents x56

There is one screw holding the keyboard in from the bottom - remove this, unclip the 4 clips across the top with a bank-card etc. and you're away. Remove the ribbon, Replace, and reverse for re-assembly.