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Sorry i cant help you. I just came to say your title made me laugh. Now i feel bad for laughing at your problem.

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

Did you try closing your browser and then reopening? That's what I do when I have had similar problems. If not that, try rebooting altogether.

Good luck!

Try clearing cookies and cache.
Fixes many a thing for me.

a reply to: Sremmos80

if its a laptop u could have a special key button pressed, or desktop i had that issue, installed the keyboard software from microsoft and it took care of it too

Clean your keyboard.

After spending 20 min cutting and pasting into Google "keyboard showing funny characters" I finally just gave up and rebooted my PC and it was fine LOL

Im such a moron sometimes.

If anyone does know what I did and how I can fix it if it happens again would be great if you could let us know

Cheers to all who responded

I once wiped my KB clean with a bit more than damp cloth after which it started doing the same.I then demolished it with a sledgehammer.

It rained keys.

a reply to: PhoenixOD

A little anecdote:

I was visiting a LAN party, went there friday 6pm. Me and literally everyone there tried to make the networkcard run (it functioned before!). We switches cards, drivers, everything.Reinstalled 2k, installed XP, win98SE. Turned it on and off a thousand times. Fast forward saturday, 10am:
This guy comes up with his floppy disk and says here, try those drivers (it was win2k then). I had no floppy drive with me, swapable HDD cage was at it´s place. So I borrowed one. Remember the power pins on those? I forgot to turn my machine off while plugging it in and shorted it. So, mobo did not react on power on. I unplugged the ATX power cords, replugged and booted with the floppy drive installed. win98SE login, TADA network is running. Installed win2k. No network. "Do the shorting trick, do it!" shouted someone. Guess what? It worked 2 times.

At least a third of all the gamers descended to troubleshoot on my machine. That would be about 50-60 people. No joke. All it took was a shortage.

Today, I conclude there was a faulty memory block on NB/SB that just needed a reset.


a reply to: Ericthedoubter
Did that with an axe to my HP printer after a nightmare of installing a #load of drivers (233mb, inf not extractable) just to let the printer eat the paper and spill it´s guts after pulling on said one. Went so far to film it and watched it several times. That was honey for the mood I tell you.View My Video