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Keyboard (by 5 users)
posted by debbbie on Oct 11, 2007
wrong letters are typed
q and a are switched
z and z are switched
others switched also like , ; : m
brand new one does same thing
4 Other Users Have The Same Problem
Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 11, 2008
I cant type @ it prints " instead and visa versa
Comment by parias_08, posted on Jul 10, 2008
just look €at the w€ay i a€m typing its whenever i press a €and a€lso when i click ctrl z pops out
Comment by Guest, posted on Feb 22, 2008
When I type the @ key I get "
And when I type the " key I get @
What can I do to fix this?
Hope someone knows what can be done
PS I am using a Wireless Keyboard & Mouse on Vista
Logitech MX 3200
K Garrod
Comment by melt3Rd, posted on Nov 09, 2007
MY KEYBOard keeps typing LArge keys eveN thOugh I AM NOT trYing tO> JUST Like you see heRe.
Solution #1
posted on Oct 11, 2007
Wizwow! Thats an interesting problem.
This would be 1 i would tell one of my customers would require a onsite visit. So lets just start with some obvious stuff.
Navigate to the control panel
Find Regional And Language settings
Make sure you are set for English (United States)
(I cant find any language setting that switches the keys...)
Here comes the normal line of techie talk.
Is your anti virus up to date, and a recent scan done?
How about spyware scans?
Really crazy problem and i'm afraid its going to take some poking around to find the issue.
This would be 1 i would tell one of my customers would require a onsite visit. So lets just start with some obvious stuff.
Navigate to the control panel
Find Regional And Language settings
Make sure you are set for English (United States)
(I cant find any language setting that switches the keys...)
Here comes the normal line of techie talk.
Is your anti virus up to date, and a recent scan done?
How about spyware scans?
Really crazy problem and i'm afraid its going to take some poking around to find the issue.
Comment by enuro12, posted on Oct 11, 2007
1 more thing. you may try
Start > Run > Msconfig
Click the startup tab.
Click the Disable ALL
Click Apply
Click Ok
Reboot, and see what you got.
At this point after a reboot, check your task manager, you shouldn't have more than 22-24 process's runing.
Start > Run > Msconfig
Click the startup tab.
Click the Disable ALL
Click Apply
Click Ok
Reboot, and see what you got.
At this point after a reboot, check your task manager, you shouldn't have more than 22-24 process's runing.
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