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Borrow a keyboard from a friend. If it still does it then there is something strange with your computer. If it does not do it then your keyboard may be corrupt so buy a new one
The key might be sticking down, which is probably a defect in the product. I tested an ihome keyboard (Bluetooth) and everything except the spacebar was prone to sticking itself down, no pop spill or nothing. So, I recommend to return the keyboard if you still have the receipt and get a Bluetooth Apple keyboard instead, as ihome is good for their docks, but their keyboards suck!
Go to the control panel and select the regional and language setting, Tab select Language and click the detail, you get new screen Text Service and Input Language hear you can select the Keyboard language (Default English United State) and change the keyboard setting. now your get perfect key before your have,
Well it could be several things, not the least of things is radiated electrical noise. Seriously, I had several customers get hit with this problem. One test was to hold your hands just over the keyboard. If random characters appear, you sitting within the radius of a strong transformer.
Look around the area you are in, do you see any type of antenna nearby? If you do, rotate your lap top 90 degrees.
Also, the keyboard may be starting to fail. From your description I would suspect that the scan code for the key you pressed is not getting reported back to the CPU properly.
Replacing the keyboard on a Satellite is fairly straight forward. The replacement part from Toshiba only cost $35. and that included shipping.
Your windows key (the one with the flag) appears to be blocked. Try pressing them both (or 1, if you only have 1) once, see if the keys work again. If not, try taking the keys off the keyboard (just put somthing under them and pull) and put them bac on. If that doesn't help either, you will have to have your keyboard replaced.
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