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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
 
=?Utf-8?B?cGh5bA==?= said:
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
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Replace your keyboard
 
phyl said:
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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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.
 
1Comput4er is lap t4op and only7 a few mont4hs old


int4errest4ing - now it4 will not4 let4 me t4y7pe an exclamat4ion point4i--
Thanks Phyl
 
phyl said:
T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4
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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.
 
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.
 
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!
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Thanks Phyl


Ayush said:
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.
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phyl said:
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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Joe Wright said:
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.
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You did not notice that Thanks Phyl and Phyl were typed without the problem?
It is BS.
 
Alpha said:
You did not notice that Thanks Phyl and Phyl were typed without the problem?
It is BS.
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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.
 
=?Utf-8?B?cGh5bA==?= said:
T$his is a Dell lapt4op t4hat4i is only7 a few mont4hs oldt4
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There is NO RULE which says that ANY pc part has to last more than 2
minutes.
 
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