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Lenovo Keyboard Issue

thomasm · 2012-11-01 13:53:11

Having two small problems with new Laptop, its a Lenovo Z580 which I got last week. The first issue is I cannot type the euro symbol and the second is that the " symbol and the @ symbol are mixed up on pressing the respective keys. I have tried various different keyboard layout settings with no success. Lenovo have advised…

01-11-2012 2:53pm

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Having two small problems with new Laptop, its a Lenovo Z580 which I got last week.

The first issue is I cannot type the euro symbol and the second is that
the " symbol and the symbol are mixed up on pressing the respective keys.

I have tried various different keyboard layout settings with no success. Lenovo have advised restoring the factory settings which I do not want to do after taking about 4 days to set everything up.

Any ideas out there

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#2 01-11-2012 3:00pm

kleefarr

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For the first try AltGr and 4
and for the other go to control panel/Keyboard and change to Uk/Irsh

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#3 01-11-2012 3:12pm

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First one solved thanks, second one still happening

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#4 01-11-2012 3:55pm

kleefarr

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Are you using Windows 7?

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#5 01-11-2012 4:03pm

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This should do it.

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#6 01-11-2012 4:07pm

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Yep.

If not try..

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/258824

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#7 01-11-2012 4:58pm

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Thanks, I'll give these a try

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