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01-11-2019 04:00 PM
So,I bought this laptop first time like 2 months ago,installed win10 and all the updates,installed all the drivers from the site(including the bios update) and after all this I decided to install a game that i play from time to time (CS:GO). As I am quite experienced at this game it didn't take long for me to notice something weird in the movement.From time to time(quite randomly) my keys would get "stuck",i guess it's a correct term for it,I would use W+A+SPACE or W+D+SHIFT and so on and my keyboard wouldn't make the movement and I had to lift my finger up of the key that wouldn't respond and press it once again to take my command. After this experience I searched the internet a lot to find an answer on this issue,I also talked with a HP operator on this matter and I made a test using HP Hardware diagnostics UEFI, which resulted that I had a faulty keyboard(the words of the HP operator after checking my error code).After all of this I decided to send the laptop back,because it was still returnable at that point,thinking it was a fabrication problem. 2 days ago I received the same laptop(it took this long because the laptop was not in stock in this period of time),brand new laptop ,installed win10 and all drivers again,installed CS:GO ,starded playing and encountered the same issue. While using an external keyboard connected trought USB port it works just fine,i don't get key ghosting of any kind. I would like to know if this is a solvable issue or I will have to return this laptop as well and find myself some other device.
01-11-2019 04:45 PM
About all we can do here on the forum is try to have an HP rep contact you.
I have not heard of this issue from other posters here so I dont really know what to tell you.
I will say that if its not performing the way you want after its been replaced, I would consider taking it back for something else.
01-11-2019 04:57 PM
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