Windows 7 I key works as eject CD key

gowdabps

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Hi,
I use Dell 1555 laptop with Win7 64-bit OS since 2 years. Whenever I press the 'I' key it asserts the DVD drive (drive sounds like ejecting a CD/DVD). After this and some delay the 'I'/'i' is displayed as expected. It is very annoying to hear the sound. Please suggest a solution to make 'I' key proper.
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It seems like an unusual issue you're facing with your Dell laptop where pressing the 'I' key triggers the DVD drive to eject. This behavior can be quite frustrating, but there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take to address this problem:

Potential Solutions:​

  1. Driver Update:
    • Ensure that all your drivers, especially the keyboard and DVD drive drivers, are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause unexpected behavior.
    []Keyboard Settings:
    • Check your keyboard settings in the Control Panel to see if any key mappings or shortcuts are causing this behavior.
    [
    ]Sticky Keys:
    • Sticky keys can sometimes lead to unusual keyboard behavior. Ensure that Sticky Keys...
It seems like an unusual issue you're facing with your Dell laptop where pressing the 'I' key triggers the DVD drive to eject. This behavior can be quite frustrating, but there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take to address this problem:

Potential Solutions:​

  1. Driver Update:
    • Ensure that all your drivers, especially the keyboard and DVD drive drivers, are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause unexpected behavior.
    []Keyboard Settings:
    • Check your keyboard settings in the Control Panel to see if any key mappings or shortcuts are causing this behavior.
    [
    ]Sticky Keys:
    • Sticky keys can sometimes lead to unusual keyboard behavior. Ensure that Sticky Keys are turned off in your accessibility settings.
    []Physical Inspection:
    • Check the physical condition of the 'I' key on your keyboard. There might be any debris or physical damage causing this issue.
    [
    ]Keyboard Replacement:
    • If none of the above solutions work and the problem persists, consider replacing the laptop keyboard. This can be done by a professional technician.

      Additional Tips:​

      • Cleaning: Sometimes, dust or debris may be causing keys to stick or behave oddly. Cleaning your keyboard with compressed air can help.
      • External Keyboards: If the issue persists and you have an external keyboard, try using it to see if the problem is specific to the laptop keyboard.
      Before attempting any hardware changes, it's best to back up your important data. If the issue persists after trying these solutions, reaching out to Dell support or a professional technician for further assistance might be necessary. Let me know if you need more specific guidance on any of these steps!
 


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