PPSHK127 Mar 2, 2022 4 0 10 0 Mar 2, 2022 #1 *This only happens when I hold buttons on the numpad. I'm merely looking for help on how to disable this as I have attempted to look elsewhere with little success.
*This only happens when I hold buttons on the numpad. I'm merely looking for help on how to disable this as I have attempted to look elsewhere with little success.
0 rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 17,327 146 86,750 3,426 Mar 2, 2022 #2 what the keyboard. sound like that how the keyboard was build to handle
0 PPSHK127 Mar 2, 2022 4 0 10 0 Mar 2, 2022 #3 rgd1101 said: what the keyboard. sound like that how the keyboard was build to handle Click to expand... Ok so the keyboard was built for only 2 keys to be pressed at a time?
rgd1101 said: what the keyboard. sound like that how the keyboard was build to handle Click to expand... Ok so the keyboard was built for only 2 keys to be pressed at a time?
0 rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 17,327 146 86,750 3,426 Mar 2, 2022 #4 possible. it this a gaming laptop?
0 PPSHK127 Mar 2, 2022 4 0 10 0 Mar 2, 2022 #5 rgd1101 said: possible. it this a gaming laptop? Click to expand... yes
0 rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 17,327 146 86,750 3,426 Mar 2, 2022 #6 and this gaming laptop brand and model is?
0 mr_random Great Feb 28, 2022 37 0 80 0 Mar 2, 2022 #7 could be a software setting or dirty keyboard. keys could be getting stuck or causing shorts that act like keys constantly being pressed.
could be a software setting or dirty keyboard. keys could be getting stuck or causing shorts that act like keys constantly being pressed.
0 PPSHK127 Mar 2, 2022 4 0 10 0 Mar 3, 2022 #8 rgd1101 said: and this gaming laptop brand and model is? Click to expand... Hp Pav 15 eco
0 rgd1101 Don't Moderator Nov 7, 2011 17,327 146 86,750 3,426 Mar 3, 2022 #9 that barely can be call a gaming laptop.