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‎11-11-2017 09:54 AM

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Product: HP ENVY All-in-One
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Just bought an HP Envy; do not understand the keyboard layout.

 

Shift plus a number key

Does not give the standard QWERTY result; instead I'm seeing the @ symbol - this is the one I'm chasing the most - appear with different shift combinations--I never know where it will show up.  Very frustrating.

Windows display language setting is En-IL (English with Hebrew)

For keyboards I am trying to get English (United States) - says @Language Pack Available@ (that is the  keyboard typing the wrong character) but the option to install is dimmed as you can in the screengrab below:

 

 

 

 

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In addition to my shift + key woes when I type a sentence in English with an exclamation point at the end, the exclamation point moves to the beginning of the sentence, on the left (as though I am typing in Hebrew). This happens even when I change the default font (inexplicably this is Myriad Hebrew) to a western font, like Calibri. I'm trying to type Umbrellas up exclamation point - yes I actually GOT an exclamation point, but look where:

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Character setting are English, justified left, font is Calibri - no reason for this to happen that I can see.

Please, please, I am losing it here. Can anyone explain how to solve either or both of these problems?
Thanks very much.

 

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