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‎07-08-2018 08:48 AM

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Product: Envy 13t x360
Operating System: Linux

Hi all,

 

I'm experiencing a strange case in which double-typing a letter, usually yields only one character - for example, if I try to type Kill Bill, I usually get Kil Bil (single Ls).

It doesn't alway happen, and not always on the same character, so I thought maybe there's a "protection" mechanism from accidentally typing the same letter twice.

 

It happened also with Windows OS (therefore, not exactly a Linux issue)

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

 

N.B (obviously, I had problems with these words in my post - letter, happen, accidentally, issue.... 🙂 )

 

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