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£ and @ symbol not working? How to fix?
blackcloud
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in Techie Stuff
Can anyone help? My @ and @ symbol dont work, when I press the @ symbol I get ' and if I hold the shift key down I get the " symbol.
If I hold shift down to get the pound symbol I get the # symbol?
Can anyone help?
Thanks
If I hold shift down to get the pound symbol I get the # symbol?
Can anyone help?
Thanks
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check you have selected a UK keyboardSave a Rachael
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Check your language settings, it sounds as if you have Americanised the keyboard.
Go to Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region and check that you have the correct settings.:A:dance:1+1+1=1:dance::A
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sounds like your keyboard is set to the wrong region.
Might be set to the USA rather than the UK
Usually on a PC search for "Region Settings" or "Keyboard settings"Laters
Sol
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Happened to me recently when I set up a guest account on my laptop, and for some reason it defaulted to a non-UK keyboard setting.
In Windows 10 try Settings > Time & Language > Region & language > Additional date, time & regional settings > Language > confirm that it is set to Keyboard layout: United Kingdom, and if it isn't change it.0 -
iTS set at the UK setting QWERTY.
I dont know why its doing this?0 -
Hi,
your actual keyboard layout will be 'qwerty', but as suggested above in post 3, you need to go to control panel and check/change settings.0 -
Yes as I said in post 6 it is set at UK.
Ie I goto Control panel, Language, United Kingdom is highlighted. Not United States.0 -
Tell us which operating system you have so we can stop wasting time giving you instructions for versions of Windows that you don't have.0
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Windows 10 it is0
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So have you done what I said in post #5?0
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