so how do you fix your keyboard when the key you hit does something other than what is expected?

Question

such as the key for a question mark comes out like this É

ok great answers so far but they arenèt helpingÉ as you can see

ok so i fixed the keyboard thanks everyone for the help???

Answer 1

try this...
go to start, click on control panel, click on "date, time, language, and regional options", click on "regional and language options", click on the languages tab, click on the details button, make sure that the keyboard language is what you would normally use (for me, I use English United States)

Answer 2

eliminate each and all the capacity components (lead and battery) do no longer use wd40 because it may attack the membrane in the keyboard and it will if it gets onto the PCB consume away on the lacquer that protects the circuits enable it dry out over some days then attempt it lower back if the project persists then it has probably corrupted the chip set to your gadget attempt an exterior keyboard if that exhibits the comparable faults then that's the chip set and you will have an costly restoration to pay for

Answer 3

You are going to need a few tools. The first thing you will need is a wood carvind chizzle, then a hammer, then your
The first thing you will need to do is take your chizzle and your hammer and pop apart the computer
next you will need to take your hammer and chizzle and pop off your pci port. After that is done the next thing you need to do is take your usb port and your hammer and pound it in.After that is done you need to take your hammer and check to see if your mother board isnt fake so tap it 4 times just to make sure than After that is done you need to take your hammer and tap the hard drive check to see if your hard isnt fake
so tap it 4 times just to make sure.
After that is done, you need to check your cd drive a good hard tap should do the trick. After you prove that is in working order check your video cards and processors. A hard stern tap should do the trick. When you are done with that you When you are done with that you can put the computer back together again and take your hammer and test your screen and keys by taping them in a stern fashion then take your hammer keep taping on hard down on the
keyboard make sure you don't miss a key start from the top and work your way a long the keyboard when that is done restart your pc and all should be ok

Answer 4

Check the Keyboard section of your Control Panel. Click on the International Locale settings. If that is set to what you expect, then check the Regional Options.

good luck

Answer 5

My first thought was that it might be a virus. Then I got to wondering -- in your Word document - on the "Formatting" toolbar, you will see the name of the font. Check to be sure you have selected a "normal" style, and that you didn't accidentally select a symbol font. Click the down-arrow next to the name of the font and choose something like Times Roman or Courier and see if this solves your problem.

Would you mind sending me a note if it does?

Answer 6

I think that you should get a new keyboard because there could be a glitch in the line. Also they are pretty cheap and it will not be a major set back if you have to buy another one.

Answer 7

You should have a language bar on the bar on the bottom of your screen it should say EN for english if not you have to configure it. If you cant find it. Go to start then search and look for the word 'lanuage'

Hope it helps!

Answer 8

Well, certain non-ASCII fonts produce that when you type regular letters. If thats not the case, it could be a virus, in which case you need to remove the virus.

Answer 9

try going on control panel, keyboard, try finding a solution from there

Answer 10

There is a problem with your keyboard layout.