Asked By
john28
80 points
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Posted on - 08/14/2011
I just had a strange problem with my desktop computer keyboard. Actually my little brother was using it today & I don't know what he did & now the Keyboard is Writing Backward. I also can't understand the cursor which goes to the left, while writing.
If I write Man, it is written as, "naM".
I've scanned my whole computer, to check if there as any virus attack, but its all clean.
Pls help me with this. Its URGENT. Thanks.
Answered By
Adloff
0 points
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#115218
My Keyboard is Writing Backward.
Hi John28,
That is a entertaining issue, what you think? Jokes apart.
This problem may be an issue with your language option, to solve this go to control panel, then go to regional language tab. See if the language is set to English only because if some other language is set there like Arabic your OS will do so. May be this is the solution to get rid off.
If that do not help you try to go to your java console screen & try to dumb everything from there & reload proxy. It will definitely fixed it. This may be occured if your brother try to use some photo upload application from Facebook, there is some issues associated with it.
Hope you can resolve your issues.
Thank you
Regards.
My Keyboard is Writing Backward.
If your keyboard writes in the opposite direction or everything is written or working backwards, first, check the language used by your keyboard. You need to check your default input language because this is the default language that your keyboard is using. If the input language is defaulted to a different language and not English, the buttons on your keyboard will generate different characters.
To fix the problem, click “Start,” “Control Panel” then “Region and Language.” If you don’t see this, set view to “Small icons.” In “Region and Language” window, go to “Keyboards and Languages” tab then click “Change keyboards.” In “Text Services and Input Languages” window, in “General” tab, select “English (United States) – US” as the “Default input language” then click “OK” all throughout.
If this doesn’t work, try to uninstall and reinstall the keyboard from the Device Manager. Press the Windows key + R to bring up the “Run” dialog then type the following command and then hit Enter:
sysdm.cpl
In “System Properties” window, go to “Hardware” tab and click “Device Manager.” In “Device Manager” window, expand “Keyboards.” Here, right-click your keyboard and select “Uninstall.” After this, click the “Scan for hardware changes” button. This will install the keyboard driver back. Restart the computer then see if it works. If the problem continues, try using another keyboard.
If the problem doesn’t appear when using a different keyboard, replace your keyboard with a new one.
