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• NB100 - key keyboard wrong language

  Hello

  I bought a series of NB100.

  The keyboard does not work properly. Perhaps because of the language defined during installation.

  The @ button prints the double quotes ("")
  The key # print a symbol of the book.

  Need help to fix this.

  I tried to change the language to the United States (which was UK) of the Control Panel, but it does not work.

  OS: XP

  What is the model number of the laptop?

  You should see a number of PLLxxx-xxxxxx on the base.
  If you have a PLL10E, so you bought a laptop UK with a UK keyboard.

  PS. which country are you?

• Satellite M50-165: keyboard wrong?

  I just bought a new Satellite M50-165 in Saudi Arabia. When I want to use the shift keys to type @(2) and is #(3) give me:. So if I hit Shift: it is for me @, so I guess that the affected keys of the past around. How can I fix it? Is it a hardware problem or software?

  Hello

  Check please first what language is set as the default input language. This option you can find under Start Control Panel regional and language options tab Details.

• keyboard types wrong letters in mozilla tried to reinstall, new keyboard works normally in opera, chrome, safari, does not

  types of keyboard wrong letters I can press the e key and each time a different letter appear in Mozilla, types of keyboards, normally in Google Chrome, Safari, Opera and IE I have no language bar (the only keyboard language), no combination of keys does work, Ctrl + Shift, etc., Windows 8

  started only recently
  

  have reinstalled, uninstalled, rebooted, etc..

  The combination of default keys to rotate the disposal is the Ctrl + Shift or Alt + Shift key combination that is used in Firefox to the menu items, so it is quite possible to accidentally changing the layout.

  To avoid an unintended switch, assign a specific keystroke (Alt / Ctrl + Shift + number) to select keyboard layouts and remove the key combination to rotate (Alt + Shift or Ctrl + Shift) layouts

• Tecra M5 has the wrong keyboard layout

  I just bought a new Tecra M5, but I think that I have installed the keyboard wrong version. Whenever the character @, it is shift-2 but this should be "character. Same problem with other keys like shift - 3 etc. How can I change the keyboard to type UK?

  Hello

  check this http://sasw.chass.ncsu.edu/fl/faculty/despain/csupport/keyboard.htm

  Good bye

• Satellite Pro M10 keyboard symbol Transposition in MS products

  I just had my hard drive replaced and now a lot of symbols e.g. physical keyboard @£ ' # are converted when I type in MS Word and other MS products, BUT this IS NOT the case when I type here.» Any ideas on how I can fix this?

  Hello

  Do you have the same keyboard layout that you had before the replacement?
  Generally, all signs can be converted due to bad keyboard or keyboard wrong language settings.

  Go to the regional & language options in the control panel.
  He chose the language and details tab.
  Now you should see the default input language and keyboard settings.
  Change to the right of your keyboard

  For example: maybe you have a UK keyboard and the settings are in the United States.

• Letter from bad keyboard on Satellite A200-1CR

  I have a problem with the keyboard.
  If I press right alt (alt gr) I get 'cc' (Polish c with '). What should I do? :/

  For me, it looks more like a keyboard problem keyboard wrong language settings but to be sure, you should check if your right to use keyboard presentation settings.

  Select this check box and then come back and report the results

• cannot access windows in safe mode because the keyboard is disabled until windows is loaded into the system

  I installed a keyboard wrong driver and now my winxp support with virtually no feature mouse or the keyboard, both frozen. I can't even load windows in SafeMode to solve my problem of driver, because my keyboard lights up until windows is completely loaded into the system. And it was actually a plu problem that I don't take care off the coast in time... Now, I was struck with a bigger question. Any suggestions from anyone, I appreciate it, thanks.

  I have windows xp pro sp3

  Can enter you the BIOS setup? I remember that my system has recognized a key led even with disabled USB legacy support. Then you can activate the support legacy USB in the BIOS. In time, you have to press F8 for safe mode there is normally no active driver at all, everything is managed by the BIOS. Another possible solution would be using a PS/2 keyboard...

• VPCF12AFM - Disconnect / remove / replace the keyboard

  My mother has a VPCF12AFM. She spilled liquid on the keyboard. Now, just a string of 'nnnnnn' is displayed. I want to connect a USB keyboard, just to see if it works - it does. But I don't know if the issue of 'nnnn' is because the internal keyboard is stuck or the computer just needs to be scrapped. It's better that it uses currently, so I want to reset it.

  Should what screws I delete to actually remove/disconnect the internal keyboard? If the computer works with the USB keyboard, I either replace the internal keyboard wrong, or just leave it disconnected and have to use the USB keyboard.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Hi mbarbone,

  I also check the BIOS settings, and we don't have any option to disable your computer's internal keyboard. I'm sorry but what I propose is to visit the Sony authorized Service Center in your area.

  I will send you a private message regarding this process.

  Best regards

  Vincent

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• Satellite L750D-14F - slash button reverse does not

  Two weeks ago I just bought a Toshiba laptop model Satellite L750D-14F running Windows 7 and I cannot get backslash on the keyboard button to work.

  It produces no character at all.
  All other keys work fine and the symbol above it works fine using the SHIFT key.

  Any suggestions?
  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  In my case, the backslash is placed to the right of the 0 key.
  I have to press ALT GR and reverse this button to get the slash.

  However, I assume that your question is not related to the language of the keyboard wrong or bad use of key combination button is malfunctioning.

  As far as I know you can't replace one button. Only the key caps are perhaps you need a new removable keyboard.
  But since the laptop seems to be covered by the warranty, you must fix this problem for free.

• HP G72 cursor moves, keys activate when I haven't touched the

  As I'm typing the cursor suddenly moves and I'm going to be typing in a different location.  The screen will move as I pressed the button [pg up]. Functional popups appear for no apparent reason...

  Keyboard wrong?

  HP technical support made some updates with remote access and the problem resolved.  Everything is done for now.

• Am I wrong to think to a guarantee of wireless keyboard should last 3 years?

  Original title: keyboard guaranteed

  I have a wireless keyboard that is less than 3 years old. I learned that the guarantee it is only 90 days. Am I wrong thinking that it should be warranted for 3 years?

  Might be more useful that you told us what keyboard, but in my opinion, YES, you are wrong.  Ful same computers are not guaranteed for 3 years these days

• 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

• When you type on the keyboard, the characters on the screen are not what I typed. "These characters are in the wrong places (~ @ #" | "), how can I solve this problem?".

  The characters are in the wrong places (~ @ "|") (# and the Sterling character is missing), I tried troubleshooting and this message comes on my screen.

  ID of device PNP ACPI\PNP0303\4 & 31AD995D & 0
  Error code this device is not present, does not work or does not have all its drivers installed.
  One of you smart people have a solution I can try.
  Thank you very much
  otev

  The characters are in the wrong places (~ @ "|") (# and the Sterling character is missing), I tried troubleshooting and this message comes on my screen.

  ID of device PNP ACPI\PNP0303\4 & 31AD995D & 0

  Error code this device is not present, does not work or does not have all its drivers installed.

  One of you smart people have a solution I can try.

  Thank you very much

  otev

  You use the wrong keyboard layout. Apparently, you have a UK keyboard, if you want that the UK keyboard layout. You are probably using the American provision.

  To change it, go to control panel | Region and language and click the keyboard and languages tab. Then click on change keyboards... and choose the one that suits you.

• installed a keyboard and wireless mouse and the mouse works fine, but the keyboard types the wrong keys! Any ideas? Thank you

  installed a keyboard and wireless mouse and the mouse works fine, but the keyboard types the wrong keys! Any ideas? Thank you

  Wired or wireless - is usually not serious unless the wireless can get more interference.  If the keyboard is close to the receiver which is connected to the computer and you get the strikes hurt - my suggestion is to try first the keyboard on another computer.

  To do this, * not * require you to install specific drivers.  Simply unplug the combo of a computer and in the other and see if the keyboard works correctly.  Then, you can troubleshoot from there.