alright so just attached external keyb6ard and it iis driving me nuts.

1- it is too sensitive. wwhatever you -press appears twice. aany way to solve thiis

2 some of the LETTER keys also have numbers on them and to get the letter instead of the n4mber you have to press the function button ffor example iif ii want to type nigeria without ussiing the function button this is wwhat i would get N5GER5A

ANY HELP


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sukkot:
alright so just attached external keyb6ard and it iis driving me nuts.

1- it is too sensitive. wwhatever you -press appears twice. aany way to solve thiis

2 some of the LETTER keys also have numbers on them and to get the letter instead of the n4mber you have to press the function button ffor example iif ii want to type nigeria without ussiing the function button this is wwhat i would get N5GER5A

ANY HELP


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Reading this gave me a headache

Ishilove:

Reading this gave me a headache

lmaoooooooooo iSHIIIIIIIIILOVEEEEEE eku weekend ooooo. well i have manaaged to solve one of the problems. the guy saiid ppreess FUNCTION AND NUMLOCK button to deactivaatee the numbers. well as you can see the numbers are no longer coming up. next problem is this sensitivity issue. small ppressing like 3 characters fly out aat once lol

hhaappy weekendd

Dust or water has entered the keyboard panel.It needs to be serviced.

Ishilove:

Reading this gave me a headache

both problems finally resolved . yesssssss

You can change the keyboard's sensitivity, also known as the keyboard's repeat rate through Keyboard properties.

Here's how:

Open Control Panel.
Go to Ease of Access Center.
Under Explore all settings, click on Make the keyboard easier to use.
Under See also, click on Keyboard settings to open Keyboard Properties.
In the Speed tab, under Character repeat, adjust the Repeat delay and Repeat rate to your preference. There is a text box available so you can test out the changes you've made.

Revolution2022:
Dust or water has entered the keyboard panel.It needs to be serviced.

oh its brand new. but thank you for your input. the problem has been resolved through the control panel


You can change the keyboard's sensitivity, also known as the keyboard's repeat rate through Keyboard properties.

Here's how:

Open Control Panel.
Go to Ease of Access Center.
Under Explore all settings, click on Make the keyboard easier to use.
Under See also, click on Keyboard settings to open Keyboard Properties.
In the Speed tab, under Character repeat, adjust the Repeat delay and Repeat rate to your preference. There is a text box available so you can test out the changes you've made.

sukkot:
both problems finally resolved . yesssssss

You can change the keyboard's sensitivity, also known as the keyboard's repeat rate through Keyboard properties.

Here's how:

Open Control Panel.
Go to Ease of Access Center.
Under Explore all settings, click on Make the keyboard easier to use.
Under See also, click on Keyboard settings to open Keyboard Properties.
In the Speed tab, under Character repeat, adjust the Repeat delay and Repeat rate to your preference. There is a text box available so you can test out the changes you've made.

Ehen! Now I can read your posts again

Ishilove:

Ehen! Now I can read your posts again