
Quote: Originally Posted by
ForgivenSoul
i recently bought a new keyboard for my computer and its been working fine for a little over a week now but today it started acting really strange. I went to try to go to a website and after i typed the address i pressed the enter key to go to the address wanted but after i pressed enter it showed a cvm; after the .com then my browser closed and them my computer shutdown. i turned it back on put my password in pressed enter and it shutdown again. did the same thing several times then it stopped for bout 30 mins then in the middle of a game i press a letter key and it shutsdown again i turn it back on completely uninstalled the
driver for the keyboard then re installed it then it was fine for a few hours then it started acting up again doing the same thing. but it doesnt do it everytime i press the same key sometimes it enter sometimes back space and sometimes a random letter key. i havnet been able to even find a trace of this problem or a solution anywhere else. it has just completely thrown me for a loop and i hope someone can help cuse im clueless about this. im pretty good with computers but ive never seen anything like this. i think it may just be a bad keyboard (cuse it was a cheap keyboard =p) but i dont have another keyboard to test out and i dont want to have to buy a new keyboard if i dont have to. But if it does turn out to be a bad keyboard the company tha made the keyboard was "ONN" so if it turn out to be that then i suggest you dont buy a keyboard from them =p but any input would be helpful. and its a wired usb keyboard btw.
Forgiven Soul,
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