Laptop Keyboard typing "s" instead of "j"
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Mar 13, 2016 at 07:48 PM
Mar 13, 2016 at 07:48 PM
Can you test using an external USB keyboard. It's possible that your keyboard has failed and needs to be replaced.
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Thank you for your idea.
I don't have any external USB keyoboard at my disposal now, I plan to try it next days.
However, if it is of any help in the understanding of the problem, I've tried to remap the keys with KeyTweak and these are the results:
remapping the key [ j ] to the character "j" still continue to type "s"
remapping [ s ] to "j" both [ s ] and [ j ] type "j"
remapping [ s ] to a random character (e.g. "q") both [ s ] and [ j ] type "q"
so it looks like the key [ s ] dominates the key [ j ], whatever [ s ] types also [ j ] types.
I don't have any external USB keyoboard at my disposal now, I plan to try it next days.
However, if it is of any help in the understanding of the problem, I've tried to remap the keys with KeyTweak and these are the results:
remapping the key [ j ] to the character "j" still continue to type "s"
remapping [ s ] to "j" both [ s ] and [ j ] type "j"
remapping [ s ] to a random character (e.g. "q") both [ s ] and [ j ] type "q"
so it looks like the key [ s ] dominates the key [ j ], whatever [ s ] types also [ j ] types.