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Laptop keyboards do deteriorate from time to time. Once any key stops working, it is time for a replacement. Doing so is not difficult. Simply undo the case screws and gently separate the case to expose the keyboard. The keyboard floats inside and lays in the main board. Lift gently and pull out the small flat wire connection. The keyboard slides out and replace with a new board. Place flat cable in port on the main board, lay keyboard on top of chassis, close the top/bottom of case, tighten screws and all done. Go on line for Keyboards.
Make sure you are downloading the correct driver for your webcam, and make sure that if you are installing 64bit windows 7 that you have a 64bit driver, and same with 32bit (im sure you are, but double check just in case).
If you are 100% sure of that, have a look through the drivers page for your laptop and look for a "chipset" update of some sort.
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