That confirms @dolphin_oracle's comment about a stuck key as the most like cause of the problem. But, it also could be a stuck mechanism under a key. In the first case, you need to get a can of compressed air and clean that keyboard. In the second case, either replace the actual keyboard or use an external one.
I'm pretty sure that ain't the case sir. Before I change my OS Windows to MX Linux everything is working fine sir including the keyboard. Like I said I can type everything when I hold the mod/win key for a sec and if I stop typing for sec thhe application I've typing too won't register the keys. So I think the keyboard isn't the problem, sir.j2mcgreg wrote: Mon May 15, 2023 9:02 amThat confirms @dolphin_oracle's comment about a stuck key as the most like cause of the problem. But, it also could be a stuck mechanism under a key. In the first case, you need to get a can of compressed air and clean that keyboard. In the second case, either replace the actual keyboard or use an external one.
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There are two things that you need to keep in mind:I'm pretty sure that ain't the case sir. Before I change my OS Windows to MX Linux everything is working fine sir including the keyboard. Like I said I can type everything when I hold the mod/win key for a sec and if I stop typing for sec thhe application I've typing too won't register the keys. So I think the keyboard isn't the problem, sir.
