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repeat delay
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The repeat delay setting controls how long you must hold a key before the keyboard begins repeating the character. On Windows, this setting is traditionally found in the Keyboard properties within the Control Panel, but recent Windows 11 Insider builds are moving it into the modern Settings app. Users have reported issues where the repeat delay resets after a restart, even though the Control Panel shows the correct values. This can be frustrating for those who rely on specific repeat delay and speed settings for navigation or typing. Troubleshooting steps include checking for driver updates, adjusting settings via the registry, or using third-party tools to maintain custom keyboard repeat behavior.
Microsoft’s continued migration of legacy Control Panel features into the modern Settings app has taken another step forward: recent Windows 11 Insider preview builds contain hidden, in-progress pages that surface longstanding keyboard controls and a redesigned haptic touchpad panel inside...
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I have a Lenovo Y50 with Windows 8.1. Every time I shut down or restart my computer, it sets my keyboard repeat delay and speed to what feels like a minimum. But, when I open up my control panel and go to where the options are for keyboard delay, they are on the setting where I set them at...