Hi, I'm not sure if this is the right section for this topic but here it goes..

For example, when I type:
1) "t or T" in google SEARCH bar, the t will redirect my insertion point to the URL.
2) "q" on everywhere I type, turns out the "Find" function
3) On NOTEPAD, and probably some other places, "3" churns out the automated date/time
4) "u" seems to link to F7 in my Firefox and IE web browser

Abt 7 hours ago when I switch my laptop off to sleep, it was still alright. When I switched it on this morning, this happens. It's a major
disruption to my work.

Thank you in advance! I realised that a few of my keyboard keys are conjoined together, except when I type them in some places like Notepad. But even during so some keys are still affected.

p seems to be connected with alt.
u with F7
t with F6
end with left directional button
q with control+F

Some others I may not have discovered, but it seems that when I type too quickly, some more things happen, which I can't explain, like the PROGRAM running minimizes itself.

On-screen keyboard works okay, but it is not usable when I run some full screen programs.Try this and report=Hold down "fn" and depress the "numlock" key good LUCK,truenorth Quote from: truenorth on December 03, 2010, 03:42:48 PM

Try this and report=Hold down "fn" and depress the "numlock" key good luck,truenorth

Try this and report=Hold down "fn" and depress the "numlock" key good luck,truenorth

Yes that was what i meant. I note Mulreay's comment re that and i can only say that once i too had the problem of keys misbehaving and that instance was solved by the method i stated. However obviously it does not apply to whatever is your issue. Have you tried an external USB keyboard to see if it does the same?truenorth

What's the brand and model of your computer?

When you have the usb keyboard plugged in, is the light above the  Num Lock key on? Try plugging it back in and press the Num Lock key. Make sure that the light above the Num lock key is off, then disconnect the keyboard.

in Windows (unless you're pressing a key that switches keyboard layout). You
might check your keyboard settings in Windows Control Panel to make sure
that you don't have any other keyboard enabled or any shortcut key enabled
for switching keyboard layouts."