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| Vista Ultimate Edition x64 | Help with simple keyboard problem Hi there, i have a problem that really annoys me/ When i am going to write " , i have to press it two times, and then it comes two " . It also happens to ^, when i press it one time, nothing comes, when i press two times it comes, but it comes TWO. like that ^^. |
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| Vista Ultimate Edition x64 | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem Is my post invisible to the others because i was banned? |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem Hello Alex, In the Keyboard settings in the Control Panel (Classic View), you might check and test the character repeat Speed settings to see if they are off a bit. Hope this helps, Shawn |
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| Vista Ultimate Edition x64 | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem The character repeat speed is correct (Centralized,a bit to right) A, i use international US keyboard configuration. |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem Well, if trying different repeat rates didn't help, then you might see if uninstalling and reinstalling the keyboard driver can help. |
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| Vista Ultimate Edition x64 | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem |
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| Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/ | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem Do you have another keyboard to try and see if it has the same problem. |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem maybe you must change your keyboard with new one...thats the best ways i think.. |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Help with simple keyboard problem It is because you are using US International as your keyboard setting. It is designed to have this behaviour To check / change this, open Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > click on the Keyboards and Language tab. Click on the Change Keyboards button. You should see a list of keyboard formats already installed in the Installed Services section, but you may need to go through the Add button to add the one you want. You should select the type of keyboard that closest matches where you are, so if in the US install and select the English (United States) - US keyboard, and set this to your default keyboard Being an Aussie, my keyboard is set to English (Australian) - US, where the last US bit signifies the kind of layout I'm using BTW, you will get a single quote if you press space after the single quote key |
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