@ and " are opposite way round

[Trevor]

When I type a upper case and the 2 above the gap between Q and W I get a @
whereas I should get a ".

To get a " I have to type the @ which is upper case on the ' key.

This is the same using a keyboard that does not have this problem on other
machines, i.e. it's a setting in the PC.

I have the Region and Language both set to English (England).

How can I get them to work correctly?

 

[nass]

When I type a upper case and the 2 above the gap between Q and W I get a @
whereas I should get a ".

To get a " I have to type the @ which is upper case on the ' key.

This is the same using a keyboard that does not have this problem on other
machines, i.e. it's a setting in the PC.

I have the Region and Language both set to English (England).

How can I get them to work correctly?

You need to change the Keyboard Layout setting to UK, yours now set to US
layout!.
On the Date,Time and , Language and Regional Options click Regional and
Language Options then click on Languages Tab, click on Details under the text
services and input languages.
There make sure the right Country select on the drop down list and the right
Keyboard for the UK is selected.
HTH.
nass

 

[Trevor]

You need to change the Keyboard Layout setting to UK, yours now set to US
layout!.
On the Date,Time and , Language and Regional Options click Regional and
Language Options then click on Languages Tab, click on Details under the
text
services and input languages.
There make sure the right Country select on the drop down list and the
right
Keyboard for the UK is selected.
HTH.
nass

As I said in my posting, these ARE set to UK!

 

[Trevor]

You need to change the Keyboard Layout setting to UK, yours now set to US
layout!.
On the Date,Time and , Language and Regional Options click Regional and
Language Options then click on Languages Tab, click on Details under the
text
services and input languages.
There make sure the right Country select on the drop down list and the
right
Keyboard for the UK is selected.
HTH.
nass

My SINCERE apologies. Yes another place where English has to be specified -
didn't spot that one - all now working perfect (we've put up with this for
years!!)

many many thanks

Trevor

 

[nass]

My SINCERE apologies. Yes another place where English has to be specified -
didn't spot that one - all now working perfect (we've put up with this for
years!!)

many many thanks

Trevor

No need for Apology Trever, we all overlook small things sometimes!, glad
you got it working now and thanks for letting us know.
Good luck.
Regards,
nass