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How to type Shift 2 in Win10 after reinstall from a free-upgrade

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MysteriBodii Posts 3 Registration date Saturday December 12, 2015 Status Member Last seen December 12, 2015 - Dec 12, 2015 at 11:13 AM
MysteriBodii Posts 3 Registration date Saturday December 12, 2015 Status Member Last seen December 12, 2015 - Dec 12, 2015 at 12:40 PM
I've just got that problem today and after searching all solutions on CCM, I found myself a simple way to fix the problem of not able to type @.

Just type Shift + " instead.

As I go inside Font to see if @ is missing. I found @ is still there but in different order as U+044 and " is U+022. So I simply think I just need to type reverse.

It may not be comfortable but that's the simplest thing I could do for now. Hope it works with you all.
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MysteriBodii Posts 3 Registration date Saturday December 12, 2015 Status Member Last seen December 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 11:34 AM
I've just follow some of the instructions from people and found another way to fix it thoroughly.

First, we need to type Win+R or click on Run to type intl.cpl.

Then we choose Administrative and Change System Locale. Somebody say we need to change to our locale but I found it's not a must. We could choose whatever we like, for example my default one is English UK though I'm not living in UK, and I changed to English US and it's not where I live neither. Then restart as requested.

After logging in you go to Setting - Time and language setting, click on the language locale you've just chose and set it to default. After that click on the other ones and remove.

Ta da, it's done.
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MysteriBodii Posts 3 Registration date Saturday December 12, 2015 Status Member Last seen December 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 12:40 PM
Really sorry, If not choosing locale as our current living place, it's unstable with those websites that hosted in our country
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