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When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a
t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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Time to change your keyboard?
"phyl" wrote in message ... When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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=?Utf-8?B?cGh5bA==?= wrote:
When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he Replace your keyboard -- http://www.bootdisk.com/ |
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phyl wrote:
When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl 1. You might remove the keyboard driver from Device Manager, and restart the computer. There are other options such as: Update driver, and Rollback the driver. Either might reinstall the damaged driver. 2. Also try this: With the power off, unplug the keyboard, then plug it back in. 3. Replace the keyboard batteries, if wireless. 4. Try another keyboard. 5. Replace keyboard. -- Joe =o) Add clvck to the subject line and correct my address from "invalid" to "com" if you want to email me. |
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1Comput4er is lap t4op and only7 a few mont4hs old int4errest4ing - now it4 will not4 let4 me t4y7pe an exclamat4ion point4i-- Thanks Phyl "PowerUser" wrote: Time to change your keyboard? "phyl" wrote in message ... When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4
-- Thanks Phyl "Joe Wright" wrote: phyl wrote: When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl 1. You might remove the keyboard driver from Device Manager, and restart the computer. There are other options such as: Update driver, and Rollback the driver. Either might reinstall the damaged driver. 2. Also try this: With the power off, unplug the keyboard, then plug it back in. 3. Replace the keyboard batteries, if wireless. 4. Try another keyboard. 5. Replace keyboard. -- Joe =o) Add clvck to the subject line and correct my address from "invalid" to "com" if you want to email me. |
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Take it back to the shop. Or sell it on Ebay :-)
"phyl" wrote in message ... 1Comput4er is lap t4op and only7 a few mont4hs old int4errest4ing - now it4 will not4 let4 me t4y7pe an exclamat4ion point4i-- Thanks Phyl "PowerUser" wrote: Time to change your keyboard? "phyl" wrote in message ... When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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phyl wrote:
T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4 Contact Dell support. Send it back to them for repair. -- Rock MS MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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key7boary7
phyl wrote:
T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4 So, since it's "only" a few months old, the keys can't stick? The drivers can't get damaged? It's especially easy for the hd to overwrite files on a laptop because it's continually moved and bumped. A desktop, on the other hand seldom gets bumped hard enough to have the heads jump during a write operation. -- Joe =o) |
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Try "On screen Keyboard" and see if the problem occurs or not . Tell us the
results. To open it type osk.exe in Run dialog. -- → Ayush [ Be ''˛'' Happy] "phyl" wrote: When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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keyboard not working!
I have been online with a gentleman from Dell. We took off the cover,
unplugged a cable and plugged it back in, put the cover on and it now works! Thanks for all your help. I have had sooooooo much trouble with this computer that I get really frustrated when it does not do something again. Even if it is new! -- Thanks Phyl "Ayush" wrote: Try "On screen Keyboard" and see if the problem occurs or not . Tell us the results. To open it type osk.exe in Run dialog. -- → Ayush [ Be ''˛'' Happy] "phyl" wrote: When I type a t it4 adds a t4 behind a t4 or if I t4y7pe a four it4 put4s a t4 aft4er it4. also does t4he same wit4h a y7 which adds a seven aft4er t4he y7. I have rest4ored it4, unplugged it4 and don't4 know what4 t4o do. T$his is driving me nut4s Thanks Phyl |
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key7boary7
"Joe Wright" wrote in message ... phyl wrote: T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4 So, since it's "only" a few months old, the keys can't stick? The drivers can't get damaged? It's especially easy for the hd to overwrite files on a laptop because it's continually moved and bumped. A desktop, on the other hand seldom gets bumped hard enough to have the heads jump during a write operation. -- Joe =o) You did not notice that Thanks Phyl and Phyl were typed without the problem? It is BS. |
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key7boary7
Alpha wrote:
"Joe Wright" wrote in message ... phyl wrote: T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4 So, since it's "only" a few months old, the keys can't stick? The drivers can't get damaged? It's especially easy for the hd to overwrite files on a laptop because it's continually moved and bumped. A desktop, on the other hand seldom gets bumped hard enough to have the heads jump during a write operation. -- Joe =o) You did not notice that Thanks Phyl and Phyl were typed without the problem? It is BS. Actually, I did. But, I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Even the first post appeared to contradict his claims, but a simple Backspace key after any double character would eliminate some of the added keys. That might get old quickly and he decided to just go with the double-strikes through the rest of the posts. -- Joe =o) |
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=?Utf-8?B?cGh5bA==?= wrote:
T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4 There is NO RULE which says that ANY pc part has to last more than 2 minutes. -- http://www.bootdisk.com/ |
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