How do i do @ on the keyboard.My laptop is not recognising this in english option?

Question

I cannot find the@ on my laptop it is not recognising the usual keys @and shift key is there another keyboard option /command..I can use

dumbass read the question.. on my laptop.. this is my home pc...

ah! obviously thye younger generation cant remember the old ways,why bother answering!!

Answer 1

Ah, the age old problem of microsoft thinking the world is America. I think you will find in on one of the number keys, try shift and 3, where the £ should be. Then go to the control panel and change the keyboard and input settings to UK English, delete the American settings and restart the computer.

Answer 2

Press Shift And 2 Also Known As ". This Is The American Version!

Answer 3

Try shift and 2

Answer 4

Your keyboard can't be set up correctly try shift/2 that should work

Answer 5

English everybody is from England and American everybody is from the US. The British accessory has shorter vowels. the yank accessory has longer and stretched out vowels. The British accessory sounds quite extra state-of-the-artwork. The British spell some words a sprint diverse. American.................British neighbor...................neighbour scent..........................odour "...top?"..................."...is it no longer?" additionally contained in usa, double T's like in "little" sound like a D. in many aspects of england, A's are suggested as "aw." interior the southeastern area of the u . s . a ., people have nasily accents. incredibly, individuals have many categories of accents. For an occasion, people interior the Pacific Northwest tend to talk softly. people in ny may be loud. I even have the California accessory.

Answer 6

My Nordic keyboard uses CTL + ALT +2
for this character and also ALTGR +2

Answer 7

It is better to simply set the keyboard driver setting to match the keyboard you have.

START menu, SETTINGS / Control Panel / regional and Language options, LANGUAGES tab, DETAILS.

under settings make sure keyboard is set to match regional settings.

Answer 8

On my Laptop, it's 'shift' + apostrophe', just like this@@@@@@@@@

Answer 9

I think you have answered it as you have typed it twice

Answer 10

try pressing ; or : thats what it is on mine