Windows 10: I Can't press the letter "u" with shift to capitalize it

I Can't press the letter "u" with shift to capitalize it but I need to press caps lock to be able to do so "U", Also the Shift + U is being registered and it's not writted , Additional thing it's not only about the letter u if I switch the language to any other language I can't press shift and type the same letter that's in the same place as "u" letter

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Unable to make capital "n" using the left "shift" and the capital "m" with the right "shift"!

Yesterday I removed and put back after 5 minutes the battery of my ASUS VivoBook Pro 15 N580GD with win10 64bit.

After that, everything seems to work normally except I can't make the capital "n" using the left "shift" and the capital "m" with the right "shift"!

But both work with the other "shift": the "n" with the right one and the "m" with the left one. Lowercase "n" and "m" work normally. All the other letters I can do them capital with both the left and right "shift".

But what is even more absurd is that I can do both the "n" and the "m" capital with the non-working "shift" by following these steps: I keep pressed "shift" then I keep pressed the "n" (or the "m"), when I release "shift" the letter in capital magically appears

Anyone have any idea what that might be and how to fix it?

 

Wireless Keyboard won't always shift capital letters


Hello. I am new here.

I had just bought a dell all-in-one computer with Windows 10 pre-installed. The computer is functioning properly. I also had a wireless Logitech wave keyboard and use it instead of the default keyboard that comes with the dell computer.

However, I am experiencing an annoyance that I can not press shift + F to get a capital letter F. I have to either CAPS LOCK or press the malfunctioning button and shift at the same time and then let go of the shift button to get a capital letter. I I am also getting the same problem with the letters D, J, C, and the plus sign. I can press shift and most of the other keyboard letters just fine. What it is going on? Is my Logitech keyboard defective? The keyboard was working fine with my older dell computer. *Huh

Thanks.

 

Shift Key Changes Capitalization

When I happen to by needing to use the shift key while editing text in most Office applications, the shift key changes the capitalization of the word. Press it once and the first letter comes capitalized, and I think the whole word becomes capitalized if
you press shift again. This is insanely irritating, because anytime you are using any keyboard shortcut or anything that requires the shift key, it changes the capitalization status of your words.

How do I turn off the ability of the shift key to change capitalization?