Recent content by greatnessof42

I can understand nearby keys doing it with that, such as w and d pressing e, but not far away keys like t and p. They are halfway across the keyboard from each other, so it seems like closer keys should have a similar interaction with them, but they don't. In fact, it is very precise...

I found an online key debugger, and noticed something which I think is rather odd. Here is a video of it.

Finally fixed it. Not sure what happened. I just ran the "Hardware and Devices" troubleshooting that I found in Control Panel, and it fixed it while I wasn't looking. When it finished, it said that "Hardware changes may not have been detected", and now it is working. EDIT: Not actually fixed...

This is an odd issue that I have not found anyone else having. I am not sure as to the cause of it. Basically, when I press certain pairs of keys, the computer acts as though another key is being pressed as well. Some examples: q+s: qws w+d: wed r+y: ryu k+u: kui l+i: lio There are others...