Windows 8 Weird Keyboard Problem

kemical

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• Dec 8, 2013

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You might 'Sticky keys' enabled see this web page on how to disable:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-xp/help/using-stickykeys

 

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kemical said:

You might 'Sticky keys' enabled see this web page on how to disable:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-xp/help/using-stickykeys

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Im not sure how to do that because i have windows 8, not windows xp. but i guess i dont have it on!(sticky keys)

 

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Sorry, wrong link:..

Try this video:

 

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kemical said:

Sorry, wrong link:..

Try this video:

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thanks, i now have sticky keys off but its still same! oh my god how can this be

 

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Which programs are opening and have you run a virus scan?

 

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for example L signs me out, R opens the run window, ENTER opens reader.
and, i have run virus scan and it say nothing

 

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kemical

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Normally those commands won't run unless you depress the Windows key at the same time. Check this web page from Microsoft which tells you how to disable it:
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You could always try using the keyboard in a different USB socket as this can make a difference in some things. What kind of keyboard is it? Does it need drivers ect? What about the new system, is the bios updated and any new firmware updated for drives ect?

 

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kemical said:

Normally those commands won't run unless you depress the Windows key at the same time. Check this web page from Microsoft which tells you how to disable it:
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You could always try using the keyboard in a different USB socket as this can make a difference in some things. What kind of keyboard is it? Does it need drivers ect? What about the new system, is the bios updated and any new firmware updated for drives ect?

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I have Steelseries Apex keyboard, and i have just couple minutes ago updated my bios, and now im checking firmware

 

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Hi,
nice keyboard by the way. I did some checking and the latest driver release for your keyboard is 8.1 compatible:

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Here's the link for the driver and firmware updates:
http://steelseries.com/products/keyboards/steelseries-apex-gaming-keyboard

 

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Hey thanks man! Im currently running firmware update, and I think the problem is gone when its done! Anyway I leave a message when its done!
EDIT: Hey Kemical! Problem is gone and thank you very much for helping me! You are awesome bro! Thanks a lot! See ya in next problem

 

Last edited: Dec 12, 2013

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