Windows 10: Apostrophes showing up as & # 3 9 ; (without the spaces)

All of a sudden for the past week or so, whenever I type an apostrophe anywhere like on youtube comments it shows up with as this code instead & # 3 9 ; (without the spaces)


http://www.countrymanordesigns.com/S...postrophes.jpg


There you can see if you click the link, that if I go on youtube and read peoples comments it DISPLAYS apostrophes as a code like & # 3 9 ; (without the spaces). It is a screenshot.


And if I try to type an apostrophe, it does the same thing.


So I think it has nothing to do with my keyboard. I discovered that today when I was reading somebodys comment. Could it have something to do with the language pack thing on my computer? I am from America but living in the UK, I have UK keyboard. On my desktop tray thing it is set on UK keyboard. It was fine till the other day and it just started doing this out of the blue.


Can anyone please help me with this? It us a real pain because whenever I type a comment or whatever, I can no longer use apostrophes.

Thank you.

:)

 

Windows 10 keeps swapping my keyboard layout

I have managed to delete the US keyboard from my Windows 10 setup, but I still have this very strange problem when I try to use inverted commas or apostrophes. For example if I type the word orange in inverted commas I get:

örange

or using apostrophes

órange

However if I type the word windows:

"windows

apostrophes:

'windows

So it doesn't do it on every character, only some like the letter o.

If I want inverted commas I can hit space after hitting the inverted comma key and that works, so inverted comma <space> orange <inverted comma> <space> works:

"orange"

See how the inverted commas didn't show up after I typed windows? It'll only show up if I hit space, or a letter than doesn't turn into something accented.

Here's my current language setup:

 

WP7 softkey doesn't have the '`' character which is one of the char in my Hotmail password. How can I sign in without renew my password?

If you press & hold the apostrophe key, the key will extend out to show 4 different versions to choose from. Do you find the version you need when you do that?

 

bet its up to your browser - you need to set the ISO-8859-1 -encoding in to use which is "Latin 1" - bet you have missclicked somewhere in the settings and its something else

the encoding list is @ Encoding values  |  Custom Search  |  Google Developers

how to change the encoding (or you should atleast check it out) -> Adjust fonts, languages, and encodings - Chrome Help

lemme know if this helps

 

Thank you so much, I will try to work on this today and get back to you on it! *Smile