I Need A Computer Genius!

[cgregg]

My keyboard is fucked(first is no shift, second is shift.)Six is 6 and ?. Weird square bracket thingy(left) is ^^ and ¨¨ and(right) is ç and Ç. Quotations is è and È. Comma is , and '. Period is . and ". Slash is é and É. Backwards slash thingy is à and À. Someone please tell me how to correct this.

 

[wh@t]

keyboard fuked+ not being able to type my screenname= get new keyboard.

 

[cgregg]

It is a new key board it just has weird settings.

 

[cjgncjgn]

its set to french language... change that

 

[wh@t]

I guessed that too because the C thingy is french. just go to control panel and look at the settings for the board and shit

 

[cgregg]

When I went to keyboard in the contrl panel I just got repeat delay and cursor blink speed.

 

[cgregg]

COME ON. HELP ME!

 

[wh@t]

= get new computer. hahaha i dunno i suck with compys trust me

 

[Snowcase]

You don't need a computer genious. You need a sledgehammer.

 

[Lé.Skiing]

or to just figure out how to re-set the keboard to english.. i know what you mean cause i had a french one on my laptop, and it was in the english setting and at first i was like what the fuck all the key's are fucked up, turn's out it was just a french keyboard... oh well if not try to restore window's that might work

 

[Lé.Skiing]

but just re install it not format your harddrive cause that could be pandemonium

 

[Snowcase]

Reinstall windows for a keyboard? Seems a bit drastic to me.

 

[=Carson=]

If the driver for your device is damaged or corrupted, you can try to solve the problem by removing and then reinstalling the driver.

To remove and reinstall the driver

Disconnect the device from the USB port.

Turn off the power for the device, if it has a separate power supply.

Open Device Manager.

Double-click the appropriate device category.

Right-click your USB device, and then click Uninstall.

If your device is not listed, this means that it was uninstalled automatically when you disconnected the device. Continue to the next step.

Restart your computer.

Turn the power back on for the device, if necessary, and then plug the device into the USB port.

Your computer will detect the device and reinstall the drivers for it.

Note

To open Device Manager, click Start, click Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.

If your computer doesn't reinstall the driver automatically, use the Add Hardware Wizard to reinstall the driver.

To reinstall your driver using the Add Hardware Wizard

Start the Add Hardware Wizard in Control Panel.

Click Next, and wait for Windows to search for Plug and Play hardware.

Your USB device will be installed automatically.

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[Snowcase]

You have way too much time.

 

[=Carson=]

me?

 

[The_Wasp]

well then u dont need me