Windows Seven Keyboard Help


  1. xxDeejay
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    Windows 7 Home Premium
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    Windows Seven Keyboard Help


    Hello. I just recently upgraded my Lenovo Ideapad Y530 to Windows Seven Home Premium. After the update, I got on the Internet and tried to type in a number but it entered a letter instead and when I tried to do a shift symbol such as an exclamation point, my computer types a letter as well. However, when I type a document, I'm able to type in a number and shift symbol without a letter appearing. Can anyone help me with this issue? ( My internet browsers are Google Chrome and Internet Explorer Nine )
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  3. UKMedia
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit (SP 1)
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    Hi

    Have you checked that you have the correct settings for your Keyboard, Region and Language in Control Panel/Region and Language?

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