you either have to pound the keys at times to get letter to go or it won't work at all or you can hit the microsoft signal thingee to try and reset it.  very frustrating and doesn't do it all the time as you can see by my typing - a lot of times not all the letters will come out when i'm typing!  ps. it's not the batteries.
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wireless sucks, which is why i don't use it.
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What the hell is wrong with your keyboard?
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Standard computer keyboards have the @ above the 2 and the " above the '.\n\nThat's the way all keyboards are designed. I don't think there's a way to switch them around.\n\nI haven't seen the " above the 2 since the old mechanical typewriters.\n\nThis is the way it is now.  Every keyboard made is this way. I would really recommend getting used to it. It's not going to change.
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i've installed the logitech pen for a friend and it works great but you have to get it used to your handwriting first.....\ngood luck
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Try plugging in your keyboard first and then turning your computer on. Where I work they have a very out of date computer and it did the same thing. We turned the power off and plugged in the keyboard. When we turned the computer on it worked.
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I think your keyboard has some errors.
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hey this happened to me too. I bought a new one at wal mart for 10.00 but then after I switched them out I found out that the space button comes off then you can get to the keys that need the cleaning.....It takes time but it saves 10.00......
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Try another keyboard first. It might fix you at least if the problem is software or hardware. I guess the keyboard is either wrongly connected (loose connectoR) or dead
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You might look for a patch on the manufacturers website first. If this doesnt help, simply uninstall the keyboard software and driver and use the standard microsoft keyboard driver. You may loose some special functions such as battery level warning and specialized keys but your keyboard should still run fine. I use the ms standard driver in all my systems simply because I dont want all that crap eating ram. Keep spare batteries for your mouse and keyboard and if either stops working replace the batteries.
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There is no way to adjust the sensitivity of a keyboard unless you or someone else creates a custom driver for that specific keyboard....trash it and buy a quality keyboard!
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i have prob like this before\nwhat i do is try to repair the window..\nyou camn also uninstall a keyboard driver and try to install again..and the last  is you can try a software i keyboard test to test your keyboard if ok or not.if not ok \ni think you must change your keyboard..
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its dose the same thing to me! try typing a little bit slower.thats what i do. somtimes your fingers are faster than the computers mind. or you could just type less.
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Does this happen outside of Internet Explorer?\n\nIn other words, test CTRL-F in other programs like Microsoft Word or Notepad.  Most importantly, we would also need to know if this has worked fine before in the past.\n\n\nIt would appear at this point that perhaps the keys on your keyboard aren't specified the way you think they are.  Laptops are notorious for this.  A lot of them have special function keys that can switch on options to cause certain keys to act differently.\n\n****  UPDATE  ****\n\nDid you try going to Edit -> Find from the menu at the top?  Does that option work correctly?\n\nBecause this doesn't happen in other apps such as Notepad, it's not an issue with your keyboard at least.  That's a good thing!
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Call Ghost Busters!  Seriously though, that happened to me when I was using a hard mouse pad.  Try using a softer one.  It could be that when you are typing that simple action is causing the mouse to move the slightest bit if the pad is a hard one or you are not using a mouse pad at all.
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Hi there,\n\nRight click on My computer...\nClick on Properties...\nClick on Hardware TAB...\nClick on Device Manager...\nClick on the + sign next to Keyboard...\nRight click on Keybboard option below it...\nClick on Properties...\nUninstall the keyboard...\nThen shutdown the system....\nRestart the system...\nIt should fix the issue...\n\n\nHope it works for you...\n\n\nArash Shirali...
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you have to get another keyboard ..
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If it only does this while holding down the right shift-key, then I would say you have a bad right shift-key.\n\nI'd try swapping the keyboard with another (borrow one from a friend if you don't have a second one) and see if it still occurs.  If it doesn't, then just buy a new keyboard... they're cheap. If it does still happen, then you'll have to look deeper, it might be either the operating system or the keyboard control chip on the motherboard.