I have a very strange problem with my computer!
By avigar
@avigar (134)
India
March 27, 2010 1:06pm CST
The problem is that-
1-When I use my right shift key the comp refreshes.So suppose if I have to type curve brackets,then I will have to type shift+ 9 or 0 right!But if I do that no sooner I press the right shift key the browser refreshes and I loose whatever I typed before.
2-If I use my left shift key the comp shuts down.And I loose everything.
3-Some times when I use the ctrl keys to select multiple objects then it copies and pastes those objects in the same folder.So now I have duplicate objects in the folder,Then I have the tedious job of deleting those 2nd duplicate objects.
I am really sick of this now......
Does someone know how to solve this problem, pls help me............
11 responses
@3oooof (171)
• United States
27 Mar 10
the reason is you have a program that inverse the job of the keyboard or a virus that control over your keyboard , to fix this you have to try using another keyboard if you get the same problem then you have to set up a Fresh copy of your Operation system .
@mrfdg1972 (3237)
• Philippines
28 Mar 10
Go to-- Control Panel, select -- keyboard, troubleshoot your keyboard,,Good luck
@avigar (134)
• India
28 Mar 10
I followed the exact instructions!
The device status clearly says-the device is working properly.
The troubleshoot asks me first whether the keyboard is usb or not.Then it tells me to try updating the driver.....
Even if say suppose there is a driver problem then why my neighbour's keyboard doesn't show this problem.
@scarlet_woman (23463)
• United States
28 Mar 10
i would say you either have a virus or your keyboard's messed up.
i would borrow somebody's and see what it does before anything else.
if it's a laptop,you can bypass the old one with a USB keyboard.
@kiel_d_01 (136)
• Philippines
28 Mar 10
how long have you had the keyboard?? keyboards do not usually have a long lifespan (i think) maybe your keyboard is damaged or whatever... you might need a new one... another possibility is that your computer might be infected by viruses or something like that ... you said earlier that you had your computer scanned thru anti-virus ... i tell you ... some viral effects that have taken place before you've actually did the system scan are UNREPAIRABLE by any chance ... if replacing the keyboard doesn't solve the problem then maybe you might need to format your computer ... make sure to back your files up ... ...
@avigar (134)
• India
28 Mar 10
The problem is not with the keyboard I believe, because when I connected the keyboard to my neighbours comp it worked fine,no shift key shutdown,etc.
But I expected the problem to persist when I connected my neighbour's keyboard to my comp,but surprised to see that it worked fine.
Now the whole problem reduces to one thing 'why only my keyboard connected to my comp is giving me this problem'
@dr9rim (247)
• Australia
28 Mar 10
i agree with others about the keyboard. maybe someone spilled water on your keyboard or maybe the keyboard is just broken.
i would try these:
1 - try using the keyboard on other pc. if it works fine, then try no.2
2 - scan for virus and reinstall the keyboard's driver. make sure to have the correct driver
3 - if the keyboard does not work, maybe it's time to get a new one. or try a friend's keyboard on the pc.. just to be sure.
good luck!
@Sir_bobby88 (8231)
• Singapore
28 Mar 10
Firstly change to a USB Keyboard , i had some cases where the old PS/2 mouse giving problems like typing A but came out S or D problem . If the problem persist Reformat your computer .If after that the problem Still there , there might be a slight chance that your motherboard PS/2 port is short circuit with something that cause the problem but if you are using USB there should not be such problem , if have just change to another port!
@markmoney (2868)
• Philippines
28 Mar 10
The problem that causes it was either a defective keyboard or your computer was infected by virus. First, try to use another keyboard. It should works normal. If the problem still occurs, do a system restore and scan your pc with anti-virus. Have a nice day! Happy myLotting! 
@pcserver (392)
•
27 Mar 10
I don't know how to solve this problem. You can search for an answer in Internet. I can say the sure thing that would make it right is to reinstall your windows (if you are on windows). You didn't mention what operation system are you with. I think you should be able to solve your porblem if you ask in the Microsoft forums or somewhere related to this.
Have a nice MyLotting 
@crazyhemant (9)
• India
27 Mar 10
Simple, you have problem in your Keyboard..
The functioning of its keys have interchanged somehow..
So u will have to just replace the keyboard to solve this problem :)
