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I don't quite understand why this would happen after pluggin in a USB mouse - but I've seen it numerous times after a liquid has been spilled on a keyboard.
Sounds like you need to replace the keyboard. Best way to test this is to plug in an external usb keyboard and see if you can type normally on it.
If the laptop keyboard exhibits this behavior, and the external keyboard doesn't - you should replace the laptop keyboard.
i had that problem once
right under the space bar on some dells
there is a ribbon cable that plugs the mousepad into the motherboard
its just a small clip must be checked
I had the same
problem on the Logitech MX3200 wireless keyboad. I simply unplugged my
receiver from the USB port and plugged it back in. It's not the first
time I've had this happen
If it skips at the same place or skips every 10 or 12 spaces all the time it is a broken tooth on the escapement wheel or rack. It could be in typing you are lingering on the key causing it to spring back a little ans space over.
I had this problem and solved it in minutes by downloading and installing a neat little freeware program called TouchFreeze. Google it and give it a try. --Erik E./Brooklyn
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