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If the issue persists, you may want to replace the keyboard. Windows Vista may not use the correct keyboard layout when you connect a USB keyboard to the computer Step 2: Run the Fixit available in the link Try to turn off the sticky keys.ī) Uncheck Turn on Stick Keys and click on Apply. You might have activated the Sticky Keys accessibility feature. I would suggest you to try the following steps: Thank you for posting your question on Microsoft answers! I think someone in Microsoft has messed up either the design of this keyboard or the software to run it and there does NOT appear to be anything that I can find to address this VERY IRRITATING ISSUE. I originally purchased and used an earlier version and loved it.Īlso, there are other sites on the internet where others have basically listed the same problems I have had, in addition to other problems. I should add that this is not my first ‘6000’ keyboard.

And probably other combinations of which I am not yet aware.

The ‘Control/Alt/Delete’ combination does not work.

Usually, when held down, the cursors will keep moving in the

The ‘Up, Down, Left and Right’ cursors only move one space at a time – same with the ‘Delete’ and ‘Backspace’ keys.

Marks the colon left and right ‘curly’ brackets the ‘plus’ sign the ‘question’ mark left and right carrots

All characters that are usually activated by the ‘Shift’ key including ‘quotation’.

The characters above the numbers at the top of the keyboard which are usually activated by the ‘Shift’ key do not respond when the 'Shift' key is pressed.

To get a capital letter, I have to hit the ‘Caps Lock’, type the letter and then hit the ‘Caps Lock’ key to return to lower case - irritating Third, I couldn’t find anything information either on the Microsoft site or by searching Google that would be of any help in addressing this issue.

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The drivers that were installed are current. There was a newer version so I uninstalled the software that came with the keyboard and installed the updated version. None of the keys that provide accessory characters that are on a regular keyboard respond.įirst, I checked to ensure that I had the latest version of the software applicable to the keyboard. I have just received the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000 v3.0 and Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 v2.0 and am having the same problem as many other new users –