Keyboard auto types itself
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I’ve got a strange problem. My keyboard keeps typing random keys itself. I’ve tried every possible way that I knew to fix it but nothing works.. I use windows 7 OS. I’ve tried the following.
- uninstall keyboard drivers n restart
- scanned the whole system for viruses
- tried multiple keyboards
- checked ease of access settings
- Tried using multiple operating systems
- restored the system
windows-7 windows
asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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I’ve got a strange problem. My keyboard keeps typing random keys itself. I’ve tried every possible way that I knew to fix it but nothing works.. I use windows 7 OS. I’ve tried the following.
- uninstall keyboard drivers n restart
- scanned the whole system for viruses
- tried multiple keyboards
- checked ease of access settings
- Tried using multiple operating systems
- restored the system
windows-7 windows
asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
63
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Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
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Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27
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I’ve got a strange problem. My keyboard keeps typing random keys itself. I’ve tried every possible way that I knew to fix it but nothing works.. I use windows 7 OS. I’ve tried the following.
- uninstall keyboard drivers n restart
- scanned the whole system for viruses
- tried multiple keyboards
- checked ease of access settings
- Tried using multiple operating systems
- restored the system
windows-7 windows
asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
63
I’ve got a strange problem. My keyboard keeps typing random keys itself. I’ve tried every possible way that I knew to fix it but nothing works.. I use windows 7 OS. I’ve tried the following.
- uninstall keyboard drivers n restart
- scanned the whole system for viruses
- tried multiple keyboards
- checked ease of access settings
- Tried using multiple operating systems
- restored the system
windows-7 windows
windows-7 windows
asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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edited Nov 18 at 9:08
asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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asked Nov 18 at 8:09
Anha
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63
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Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
1
Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27
add a comment |
1
Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
1
Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27
1
1
Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
1
1
Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27
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Just to be clear: are you saying that this same problem occurs with multiple keyboards and multiple different operating systems on your computer? Please do not respond in comments; edit your question to make it clearer and more complete.
– Scott
Nov 18 at 8:13
1
Are keyboards wireless or wired? Try to unplug everything (including mouse) from USB ports except keyboard, try wired keyboard that works for sure on another computer.
– Alex
Nov 18 at 8:18
Still the problem exists..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 9:10
(1) Does the problem occur also on BIOS settings screen? (2) For a while, try unplugging anything except the monitor and power adapter. Then notice, after unplugging of which device the behavior stops.
– miroxlav
Nov 18 at 12:15
Yes.. Occurs at bios setting too.. And the behavior stops only when I unplug the keyboard..
– Anha
Nov 18 at 16:27