Hello i have a couple of pc's 1 of which the " and @ keys are opposite i did at one time no how to do this but have forgotten can someone help.
Thanks PIKE.
pike 0 Newbie Poster
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
check language settings in the control panel
pike 0 Newbie Poster
Cheers man i new it was something simple i just forgot how to do it.
PIKE.
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
Cheers man i new it was something simple i just forgot how to do it.
PIKE.
Your welcome .fresh in my mind from doing it a few weeks ago !
Glyn12345 0 Newbie Poster
Aaah I know the answer to this one. I just solved it today. If you have both UK and US options in your regional settings, your keyboard will always or occasionally default to US even if UK is the one highlighted as default. Easy to rectify.
Go into Control panel from start up menu.
Click Regional Settings
Click Languages
Click Details
If both UK and US are there DELETE the US one.
A grey pop up will then tell you that it can't be done yet as the device is in use but your changes will take effect after your next reboot.
Reboot PC and keyboard will be fine with @ where it should be and everything UK like £ sign and so on.
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