Keyboard display unexpected characters

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• Keyboard displays wrong characters

  Just bought a Pavilion 15-e045sa.  It was fine at first, but now when I type in the keyboard I get 3rd. It looks like with all the characters of the top line:

  • e 3F
  • r 4r
  • t t5fv

  I have already restored the computer laptop back to factory settings, updated the BIOS and checked the usual regional settings etc.  What else is there to do?

  Hello OldBooty,

  Welcome to the HP Forums and I hope you enjoy your stay!

  I understand that the keyboard will be seized of the wrong characters when you press some keys. I'll do what I can to enlighten you on this issue.

  My information is based on what you gave me, more precisely, that:

  • e 3F
  • r 4r
  • t t5fv

  Regarding the first two keys, the extra button that appears is the key top. The third key does the same thing, but includes also two keys below. I was able to look at the keyboard of this computer to examine the issue. Unfortunately, it is a hardware problem and the computer must be repaired. As it should be in the warranty, please contact HP phone support to do this. You can use this Web site for information about how to contact HP properly, based on your region: Contact HP worldwide

  Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

  Mario

• How to display invisible characters (space, return, etc.)

  How do you do the Numbers (4.0) app shows invisible characters such as space and return transport?

  I'm not aware of a direct way to display invisible characters in numbers - regardless of the version.

• Firefox cannot display Chinese characters correctly. How to fix?

  I have portable firefox with the add-on Chinese language pack, but whenever I open any website in Chinese, the characters are not correct this so I couldn't recognize them.

  Firefox cannot display CJK characters unless East Asian language support and CJC fonts are installed.
  
  XP this is not the case by default because two support East Asian languages and languages (C.i.) complex script must be installed separately.
  
  If you will not be able to see the Chinese characters, unless you install far East support.
  
  Otherwise, you will need to use another computer.

• "laptop HP 2000: why should I keep my keys for a second for my keyboard display what i type.

  "Why should I keep my keys for a second for my keyboard display what i type.

  Hello

  Check the following points.

  From the windows control panel, open the ease of access Center and click on the link "make the keyboard easier to use.  If there is a check mark in the box beside 'Turn Sticky Keys' or ' turn on Filter Keys, Remove these and then click on apply to apply the change to see if that solves the problem.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How to install files for Asian languages of Southeast on Windows Vista without CD to display Chinese characters

  Hello. I wish that my computer in order to view the tcharacters Chinese so that I can read them.  I know that I need to go to control panel > regional and Language Options > languages and then select the "Install files for the languages of Southeast Asia", before adding the language Chinese.  However, I have lost the CD that came with my computer which seems to me necessary to install the file languages of Southeast Asia.  Is there anyway that I can still install this without the CD?  I am unable to find that anything on the MSFT download page. Is anyone able to help? Thank you very much!

  Hi bippysan,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. According to the description of the problem you want to install languages of Southeast Asia to display Chinese characters.

  If she asks for a CD, you will need to fix it to a person.

  I suggest you follow the steps in the article.

  Change the display language

  You can see these articles for more information:

  Install a display language

  Language packs

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need more assistance.

  Thank you.

• Errors in application.log "unexpected characters in the locale."

  We need to see a lot of this error in our newspaper.  50 or > in the same second.  Feeling that customers and developers, which is the reason for which the application is becoming desensitized call at about the same time that they are unable to access implementation of the declaration.

  We run CF 10 S 15 update was installed yesterday and the problem happened again last night.  We took an ORACLE database and Windows Server 2008 R2.

  "Warning", "ajp-bio-8012-exec-38", "15/12/14", "14: 41:19" ","CFADMIN"," characters unexpected found in local. "

  over and over again.

  Any suggestions?

  I saw another post on the subject and the final result was not to worry, but it is similarly troubling.

  The last time I saw information about that it was feared attempts to hack into the server see

  You have your public access /CFIDE?

  Have you read this thread? Re: unexpected characters found in the regional settings in the log files

• Displaying Chinese characters in SQL * more

  DB version: 11.2
  Version of the OS: AIX 6.1
  
  DB characterset:AL32UTF8
  
  To display Chinese characters in SQL * Plus, I did the following:
  

  $ export LANG=zh_CN.UTF-8
  $ export LC_ALL=zh_CN.GB2312
  $ export NLS_LANG="SIMPLIFIED CHINESE_CHINA.ZHS16GBK"
  $ 
  
  $ sqlplus / as sysdba
  
  SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.2.0 Production on ÐÇÆÚÈý 5ÔÂ 2 15:52:33 2012
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2010, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
  
  
  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
  With the Partitioning option
  
  SQL> ALTER SESSION SET NLS_LANGUAGE='SIMPLIFIED CHINESE';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> ALTER SESSION SET NLS_TERRITORY='CHINA';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> select unistr('\8349') from dual;  ---- not 100% sure if this is the way to verify if chinese characters can be displayed.
  
  UN
  --               
  ²Ý                 ----------------------------------------> Getting a junk character instead of chinese 

  If I was using putty, are the steps above enough to get the Chinese characters?
  Our ssh client is Tectia (no putty).
  According to the ML, below the SSH client is configured correctly to use the features of globalization.
  + The correct setting of the NLS_LANG in environments Unix [ID 264157.1] +.
  Googling 'Tectia + Chinese' return any useful results

  I understand that you're talking about Windows SSH Client.

  Putty, you define:

  $ export LANG = zh_CN. UTF-8
  $ export LC_ALL = zh_CN. UTF-8
  $ export NLS_LANG = 'SIMPLIFIED CHINESE_CHINA. AL32UTF8.

  and configure Putty in window-> translation to use UTF - 8.

  There is nothing on this topic on the Tectia Web site and in their textbooks, so my best guess is that the customer requires codepage Windows works properly. In this case, you must set your locale by default Windows (locale setting for non-Unicode programs) system in Chinese and use the following settings on the server:

  $ export LANG = zh_CN. GBK
  $ export LC_ALL = zh_CN. GBK
  $ export NLS_LANG = 'SIMPLIFIED CHINESE_CHINA. ZHS16GBK ".

  Check with "local-a" as the parameter zh_CN. GBK is supported on your system.

  -Sergiusz

• How to display Korean characters in file names?

  I received a number of files whose names were originally in Korean characters.   But when I watch it on my computer, the characters are jibberish.
  I tried the locale and language, but those who do not seem to address.

  I have Vista Home Premium.

  Thank you

  Hello Drew Park,

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community.

  Try the rest of the stage in this article:

  To install the Korean IME on Windows Vista, start by opening the control panel. Click the Start button and choose Control Panel, then click on the option "clock, language, and regional. You should then see the regional and Language Options option, as shown below. Under regional and Language Options point select Change keyboards or other input methods. Who will bring up the keyboard and languages tab in the regional and Language Options dialog. Click Change keyboards... button: In the "text Services" and input languages dialog box, add the Korean IME and Korean keyboard components. Click on the button "Add..." ». You should now see the dialog "add an input language. Scroll to the Korean script, expand it and make sure that the Korean and the Microsoft IME selected items as shown below: Finally, click on the OK"" button. You should end up with a "Korean" entry under "installed Services". Finally, click on the OK"" button. You may need to put your CD of Windows Vista in the CD player, so that the files can be copied anywhere on your hard drive. NOTE: You cannot install the IME without the CD (please do not email me to ask..!). That's all. You should now see the IME icon in your taskbar which has a Korean option when clicked... like this:

  How to use the Korean IME? Once you have select KO (Korean) in the menu of EMI the task bar task bar, If you have selected Korean IME as above and you do a right click on the KO will show you the Options Menu: Choose the language bar option restore will convert the EMI in a floating toolbar with all visible IME options: Click on the GA Han / Eng will allow you to switch between hangul and English input Modes: TIP: The shortcut key to switch between mode is the right ALT key. Other options of the EMI and be displayed by clicking on the small arrow to the right of the floating IME toolbar. If you click on the element software keyboard soft keyboard icon will appear in the floating toolbar cela this: If it's a click on a Korean/Hangul software floating keyboard will appear: And the other option is the IME Pad, which includes handwriting recognition: With the handwriting recognition you can draw just the hangul Word, you want to insert, and then select the correct hangul in the choice of the right.

  Let us know if these steps solve your problem.  I hope the information is useful.

  Kind regards

  Anthony
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How can I change European keyboard to English characters?

  I recently got an Apple iMac and the keyboard is European.  It's not hit a number of characters as they are shown on the keyboard which is irritating.

  I examined the means to change... through the language on the system of preferences Safari... but nothing helps.

  Advice please?

  The keyboard layout is controlled by the system/preferences/keyboard Sources (no Safari or any other application).

  Go there and make sure that only the layout for your keyboard is on the list.  If you'd say what language or you hardware keyboard is for, I could tell you is you need more exactly.

  If you are in the United Kingdom by using an Apple keyboard, you should have British on the list.  If you are using a Windows keyboard, you should have British-PC on the list.

• My firefox does not display some characters more - how to fix?

  I use Firefox v24 under Windows7. After a virusscan suddenly all the characters do not appear in firefox anmore. Even after uninstalling and again install the same result. Then, I uninstalled and deleted all the data-firefox (program files, roaming), reinstalled and still the same.

  I'm using Linux, so I don't know for sure what police Firefox use for the user interface.

  A bit of luck with test of police to identify a broken font?

  You can do a test of fonts to see if you can identify the corrupted fonts.

  • http://BrowserSpy.dk/fonts-Flash.php?detail=1
  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Sans_Serif

  Using MS Shell Dlg and MS Shell Dlg 2 (Windows):

  • http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd374112 (v = vs. 85)

  International fonts and text display (Windows):

  • http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd318659 (v = vs. 85)

• How to hide keyboard displaying bookmarks?

  cannot keyboard hade to see bookmarks. If I use the keyboard symbol hide on bottom left of the keyboard, I come back to bookmarks on an open page. I want to be able to close the keyboard and I can still see the bookmark list. It is also possible to watch bookmarks without having to open a new tab? Thank you!

  It wouldn't surprise me if there is some compatibility problems between other keyboards and Firefox Mobile...

  Workaround has been suggested in the following thread, which should open the scrolling of the list of bookmarks: how it prevents deployment of the awesome display in Favorites keyboard?

• Satellite Pro M10 displays the characters currupt at startup

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro M10 that collapsed. When the system boots, the Toshiba logo seems to have a few points here and there. When displaying messages on the screen during startup, the characters seem corropted. For example, the message "Insert system disk", I and T of the insertion of the word seems to be half upper ASCII characters. The system S is the "less than or equal to sign." and the k of the scratch disk is {.} I already did the following:

  -tried to start with one of my two memory card and I tried the two memory cards.
  -swapped my memory card.
  -reloaded windows and Linux

  I have dropped it once but worked OK for a month after I dropped it. I deleted the operating system, but now seems to have problems to load a CD operatig system (CD works OK). Anyone have an idea what is wrong?

  Thank you
  Peter Loo

  Hello

  You suggested that the cell phone dropped twice.
  Well, you can try to connect the external monitor to the laptop to see if it s a screen failure or malfunction of the graphics card.

  You have problems with the installation of the OS? Maybe there's something wrong with the disk and the HARD disk. But maybe only loses connection is responsible for the problems. Check the pins.

  It is possible that the screen and other devices was damage due to falling down.

• Keyboard gives erroneous characters of standby / hibernation

  Dear all,

  I have an Acer Aspire V5-471. It is fully updated with Windows8.1 and all the MS later updates.

  The problem is that sometimes when the computer from sleep / hibernate mode, the keys to generate incorrect characters. It is a major problem when trying to enter my password to logon.

  I thought it might be a hardware or driver problem and checked the keys and uninstalled/reinstalled drivers, all to nothing does not.

  I then connected with another account and worked well, I created for the first account and who then worked fine until I put the computer to sleep (lid closed). When it happened again, I just changed my user, switched back and it's OK even once in the first count.

  So it seems to enter the mode standby/hibernation somehow corrupts a keyboard user account assignment.

  Has anyone else had this problem? I searched the site and cannot find all similar occurrences.

  Thank you

  Chas.

  No he never had this problem until recently.

  I found this article from a search:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-security/why-cant-i-sign-into-Windows-8-w...

  Seems to be a problem in microsoft with keyboards.

  If I try to open a session that get incorrect password.

  I click on the back of the switch user screen then click on my login information and can connect OK, it seems when the computer from standby the brining, the KB is considered to be bad for the hotmail account, go to user switching screen seems correct.

  I'll try the proposed to the last SYSTEM RESTORE and see if that fix it.

• How to make windows XP SP3 display Chinese characters correctly in the programs?

  I am running Windows XP SP3 and I need Chinese language to view a program. (in Windows 2000 it displays very well) I installed East Asian language packs and the Chinese buttons now display gibberish. Y at - it installation work best for the language to Chinese? I went in the section advanced and made sure everything I checked options Chinese had it but still the same... I followed the links to "install files for East Asian without CD-ROM.
  http://forums.techarena.in/Windows-XP-support/873146.htm"but that doesn't give me what I have on XP SP3 ORIGINAL CD. Y at - it a fix for this or is the police by default for windows is not compatible with the Chinese language?

  Please help and if you could not mark as 'responded' unless you actually answer my question.

  Just in case where U ignored my above features:
  Windows XP with SP3.
  Already installed the files for East Asian CD and download.
  At the default font on the desktop.

  Ok... I thought about it, you must set your "format" in the regional settings in the option "Chinese (simplified, PRC) ' for the installed language pack to work for Chinese characters. My programs now display the correct characters. I imagine that by selecting the right 'Format' to use will help out with all the other languages also.

  FYI: I had to do that very thing on a machine Windows 7 has not been posted by the correct characters. I fixed it the same way :-)