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06-09-2016 02:25 PM
I bought this computer a week ago and am using the keyboard and mouse that came with it.
The keyboard has started to type a letter multiple times even though the key is only pressed once.......
Does anybody have any ideas why this is happening please ?
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06-09-2016 03:51 PM - edited 06-10-2016 08:25 AM
Assuming for the moment that the issue is not in some way related to any other problems you have experienced, that you have installed / updated the HP Drivers, and that your Operating System is otherwise behaving itself (lots of "if this and that"), then the following might be useful to help you adjust the keyboard settings.
- First, try simply adjusting the keyboard settings for "repeat rate":
Control Panel > icon view > Ease of Acess > Make the keyboard easier to use >
scroll down, click Keyboard settings > adjust as desired
- If this is not enough -- or does not provide the kind of response you seek, then try:
Control Panel > icon view > Ease of Acess > Make the keyboard easier to use >
Check Turn on Filter Keys > adjust settings to find one that works for you
Related Thread:
Keyboard has a tendency to repeat keystrokes making accurate typing challenging
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06-09-2016 03:51 PM - edited 06-10-2016 08:25 AM
Assuming for the moment that the issue is not in some way related to any other problems you have experienced, that you have installed / updated the HP Drivers, and that your Operating System is otherwise behaving itself (lots of "if this and that"), then the following might be useful to help you adjust the keyboard settings.
- First, try simply adjusting the keyboard settings for "repeat rate":
Control Panel > icon view > Ease of Acess > Make the keyboard easier to use >
scroll down, click Keyboard settings > adjust as desired
- If this is not enough -- or does not provide the kind of response you seek, then try:
Control Panel > icon view > Ease of Acess > Make the keyboard easier to use >
Check Turn on Filter Keys > adjust settings to find one that works for you
Related Thread:
Keyboard has a tendency to repeat keystrokes making accurate typing challenging
In the event that the answers you receive here do not provide the solution AND / OR if you believe the issue is actually related to a hardware issue, you have the option to contact HP Technical Support.
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Including UK and Europe
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06-10-2016 08:30 AM
Excellent!
Happy Typing!
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04-06-2019 10:39 AM - last edited on 04-06-2019 10:46 AM by rick-s
This is only helpful for slow typing..if we need for fast typing and coding it is not good. I changed my keyboard many times and found same multiple keys problems in esch keyboard. How can it be solved in a good way
04-06-2019 11:12 AM
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