Q&A for How to Remove Stickers from a Laptop

Try rubbing it off with rubbing alcohol. Just make sure not to spill any on your keyboard.

Rub some olive oil on the stickers and let sit overnight; this will loosen the glue. You can also try a blow-dryer to heat the glue for quicker results if the stickers are safe from sensitive computer components, or purchase a product such as Goo Gone for removal of the more stubborn stickers.

Coconut oil will help get the goo off. Goo Gone will work, too.

Just take it off slowly, the glue is most likely going to leave some residue, so use Goo Gone or something similar to remove whatever is left behind.

If by "actual laptop" you mean screen and keyboard, NO. Never put stickers on the screen, keyboard or touch pad or whatever. The technical "case" of the laptop is the plastic or metal shell that the laptop's guts are held in, but with your use of "case", I would assume you mean a carrying case that you bought separately from the PC. I would actually advise against putting stickers on your PC at all. They vastly decrease the value of it if you ever try to sell it.

You can use alcohol or WD-40. Wait for 2 minutes and then you can wipe it away very easily.

I would recommend leaving them on in case you need to have the laptop repaired or something, it would be good to have this information handy.

Wipe it with water and then use the tape.

That will be impossible, but if you want to stick it somewhere permanently, you could use glue.

Put egg whites onto it, then wipe it off when dry. It works very well.

Get yourself a old rag T-shirt (clean kind of a thing) and purchase a small can of WD-40. Spray a light/short burst amount into the T-shirt and dampen the sticker residue with the WD-40 to be moist... then wait an hour. Take the flipside of the shirt, and clean off the residue sticker.

Try the same with a product well known as WD-40 that will not leave no discoloration on your computer surface.

This adhesive has an enemy that it doesn't know nothing about. It's called: WD-40. Get a old clean rag and spray a short - burst into that rag then what you do is simple... dab the glue on your laptop to make that spot of glue to become "moist". Wait an hour, flip over your rag and slowly remove the sticky glue.

Your question doesn't specify much. You may be confusing sticker adhesives with PVA. If you do actually mean Fevicol, it assumes a rubber-like consistency once dried like acrylic paints and latex, so it can be peeled off easily from a smooth surface. If you are unable to get it off, try a wet or damp cloth to remove it. Fevicol is water soluble. If it's on your keyboard, use a thin tool to get in the nooks and crannies. If the glue has gotten inside your keyboard, there simply isn't anything you can do aside from taking it to a repair shop.