Windows 10: I’ve to leave shift key first to capitalise letter in Hp envy x360

When I press Shift and a letter like A, the letter doesn't appear. It only appears when I leave shift first. Otherwise nothing appears.

This is only happening with some keys : QADFJKL:"XCVM<>?

I thought this was because the Chinese keyboard was installed, so I removed all the other keyboards except US English.

But that doesn't help. I have to remember to leave off the shift key first.

I guess this is because of some app or setting in Windows 10.

Can anyone help me please?

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