My Laptop keyboard is typing the wrong characters.

[bajansmurfette]

My Laptop keyboard is typing the wrong characters. For example when I hit "q" it types "Q0 a"; exactly like that. Is there any way to fix it. I've attached another keyboard to it and that works fine. I have an Asus laptop running Windows 8.

 

[wendell2016]

For keyboard issues, you may try this

Go to >> Control Panel >> Clock, Language, and Region>> Language.
you should see like this

I hope this help you. if not, you can download Language Packs from microsoft website

 

[JusticeZ]

For keyboard issues, you may try this

Go to >> Control Panel >> Clock, Language, and Region>> Language.
you should see like this

I hope this help you. if not, you can download Language Packs from microsoft website

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HNowever, It doeshn'/t explaihn whny thnis keygboard hnas hnad thne same error twice gbefore, Ahnd it wehnt away, Is thnere ahnothner solutiohn maygbe@?

 

[JeffKang]

This might have been caused by changing your language.
On the taskbar right next to the time it should show your language set it to ENG INTL.

Thank you!
Due to wrist injury (tendinosis), I use Hacker's Keyboard, Jump VNC (remote control), a Nexus 10, and Autohotkey.
A fist pronation hits remapped keys on the ends of the tablet.
I was trying to figure out which program was the problem.
Assuming Input Indicator system icon is on in Windows 10, it should show something like ENG US in the bottom right.

 

[kuchiki123]

tnx mAN YOU save my day,i click fn+numlock my laptop keyboard are back to normal tnx so much to you..

 

[Rizos92]

Okay mine had a different issue and after trying all your suggestions I remembered that there were two types of keyboards, qwerty (what we use) and Dvorak. Now for some reason mine was on qwerty by default but my keyboard was typing as if it were Dvorak. The way I fixed is is I right clicked on the "EN" button on the language bar, selected "settings" and on top I selected english dvorak as my default input language. Then I selected qwerty again and it fixed it. (if I didn't explain it good enough ask me)

 

[MamaMurph]

This might have been caused by changing your language.
On the taskbar right next to the time it should show your language set it to ENG INTL.

Thank you for solving my problem! This has happened before, but I don't remember the solution being as easy as what you posted. You Rock.

 

[Mansoor Ali_]

Best Solution...

Press fn+Numlock Key

 

[Lisa_134]

We changed language to ENG INTL and it was fixed (after trying lots of things!