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04-29-2020 06:56 AM
When every I use a key on the laptop keyboard it types the letter followed by willia. Does not matter what key I use I get willia. This does not occur when I use a separate usb keyboard. Is the laptop keyboard bad? Does it need to be replaced?
04-29-2020 10:53 AM
What is a "wilia"?
Word?
Mystery symbol on a non-English keyboard?
Ideas...
Do you mean to say "tilde"?
Key mapping issue?
Use your favorite Browser and Search for "windows key mapping"
From Microsoft Community:
Keyboard adding odd symbols to keys that aren't normally there
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04-30-2020 09:32 AM
@jf1771 wrote:No when you strike any key it gives you the letters "willia" plus the key that you want to type.
OK, no idea.
I would have guessed that the keyboard is set to other than your local region.
As a long shot, it is possible your system (computer) is infected with virus or malware. Yes, I expect this is the first thing you checked.
Sorry, this is just not something I can explain.
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