Every time I press the left shift key, it makes a dash (-) I don't know how to fix this, does anyone know. Thanks.
SOURCE: Shift key not working - deactivated
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Accessibility Options. The default panel that comes up will in fact be for the keyboard options. There you can turn off whatever happened to have been turned on. While you're there for each of the three options, press Settings, and uncheck Use Shortcut. Now Windows will no longer misinterpret your random keystrokes.
SOURCE: IBM R52 laptop shift key deactivated - pls help
you might have accidently disabled 'stick keys' it is a short cut that is activated is you press shift 5 times
SOURCE: Shift key wont work!!!!!
It sounds like you have a FilterKeys options checked that is disabling your Shift keys.
Try going to Start -> Control Panel -> Accessibility Options
Uncheck all boxes in the Keyboard tab (StickKeys, FilterKeys and ToggleKeys) and click Apply or OK.
Try your Shift keys now.
SOURCE: left shift key broken HP G 60
Ebay have a couple of site that sell single keys and instructions on how to fit them
You may struggle to get one with the machine being so new but perhaps the keyboard has been fitted on other models
eg: http://www.laptopkeys.co.uk/
SOURCE: SHIFT KEYS NOT WORKING PROPERLY
Please try to deactivate the Fn (function) key. That will help you get rid of your problem. Press Fn key + Numlock key once and try again. You can also try pressing the Fn key once and type letters in any word processor program with the key combination everytime you press the Fn key once. E.g. open the notepad, press Fn once and after that press ) with Shift.
If you have problem, let me know.
Good luck.
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