Just a few hours ago, certain button commands have stopped functioning
properly, this being shift [plus] certain buttons [such as 1, 9, 0, h, i, and
so forth]
also, I'm unable to use the shift alt command to change language and
direction quickly. Anyone have any idea how to solve this?
Thanks in advance
ori

Try some basics. If it's a standard (corded) keyboard, check on proper seating of cables / connectors.

Bring up your favorite word processor. Press the keys "1, 9, 0, h, i" .. Are they echoe'd properly onto your screen?

Try flipping your keyboard up-side down & shake it to loosen any stuck particles.
Look at status lights (if you have) for Caps-lock & NUM-lock keys.
Try logoff, power down system, wait a bit, and power back up. Does the issue still re-occur?

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Maurice N
MVP Windows - Shell / User
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Ori wrote:
> Just a few hours ago, certain button commands have stopped functioning
> properly, this being shift [plus] certain buttons [such as 1, 9, 0,
> h, i, and so forth]
> also, I'm unable to use the shift alt command to change language and
> direction quickly. Anyone have any idea how to solve this?
> Thanks in advance
> ori

Thanks a lot, turns out that something as simple as shaking the keyboard did
the work, huzzah!

"Maurice N ~ MVP" wrote:

> Try some basics. If it's a standard (corded) keyboard, check on proper seating of cables / connectors.
>
> Bring up your favorite word processor. Press the keys "1, 9, 0, h, i" .. Are they echoe'd properly onto your screen?
>
> Try flipping your keyboard up-side down & shake it to loosen any stuck particles.
> Look at status lights (if you have) for Caps-lock & NUM-lock keys.
> Try logoff, power down system, wait a bit, and power back up. Does the issue still re-occur?
>
> --
> Maurice N
> MVP Windows - Shell / User
> -----
>
>
> Ori wrote:
> > Just a few hours ago, certain button commands have stopped functioning
> > properly, this being shift [plus] certain buttons [such as 1, 9, 0,
> > h, i, and so forth]
> > also, I'm unable to use the shift alt command to change language and
> > direction quickly. Anyone have any idea how to solve this?
> > Thanks in advance
> > ori
>

Woo-hoo !!!

--
Maurice N
MVP Windows - Shell / User
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Ori wrote:
> Thanks a lot, turns out that something as simple as shaking the
> keyboard did the work, huzzah!
>
> "Maurice N ~ MVP" wrote:
>
>> Try some basics. If it's a standard (corded) keyboard, check on
>> proper seating of cables / connectors.
>>
>> Bring up your favorite word processor. Press the keys "1, 9, 0, h,
>> i" .. Are they echoe'd properly onto your screen?
>>
>> Try flipping your keyboard up-side down & shake it to loosen any
>> stuck particles. Look at status lights (if you have) for Caps-lock &
>> NUM-lock keys. Try logoff, power down system, wait a bit, and power
>> back up. Does the issue still re-occur?
>>
>> --
>> Maurice N
>> MVP Windows - Shell / User
>> -----
>>
>>
>> Ori wrote:
>>> Just a few hours ago, certain button commands have stopped
>>> functioning properly, this being shift [plus] certain buttons [such
>>> as 1, 9, 0, h, i, and so forth]
>>> also, I'm unable to use the shift alt command to change language and
>>> direction quickly. Anyone have any idea how to solve this?
>>> Thanks in advance
>>> ori