Windows 10: Keyboard randomly remapping itself after a few hours.

I started having an issue with my keyboard just a few days ago. Things that are new, I upgraded to Windows 11, put a new motherboard in. The following happens with my primary keyboard, and a spare I had laying around. The primary keyboard is a steel series stealth merc, and the spare was an Amazon basic.The problem after a few hours of use, surfing, playing games, or using any other app the keys will appear to be remapped. If I have a browser open the r key will refresh the page, or if I type a letter in the search bar it will repeat infinitely. The escape key opens the windows start menu, stu

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Accidentally remapped keys

A few hours ago, I somehow managed to accidentally remap a few of my keys. For example, my escape key has been remapped to "1". I have no idea how I managed to do this, it occurred when I was randomly typing on my keyboard.

 

Remap Kashmiri Keyboard Characters

Hi Syed, I'm Erfan and I'll be happy to help!

Kindly follow the steps I mentioned below. By following these steps, you can customize the keyboard layout:

Open the "Settings" app on your computer. You can do this by clicking on the "Start" button and selecting the gear icon, or by pressing the "Windows" key and typing "Settings" and then selecting it from the search results.

In the Settings app, click on "Time & Language."

Select "Language" from the left-hand menu.

Under the "Preferred languages" section, click on the language you want to remap the keyboard for (in this case, Kashmiri).

Click on the "Options" button next to the language.

Scroll down to the "Keyboards" section and click on "Add a keyboard."

Look for the keyboard layout that best matches the current layout you're using for typing in Kashmiri. If you don't find a suitable layout, you can click on "Add a keyboard" again and select a different layout.

Once you've added the desired keyboard layout, click on the "Options" button next to it.

Under the "Keyboards" section, click on the "Add a keyboard" button and choose the layout you want to remap to.

After adding the new keyboard layout, click on the original layout that you want to remap from and select "Remove."

Finally, close the Settings app, and your keyboard layout should be remapped according to your preferences.

In the meantime, you may want to check the link below as well.

How to change your keyboard key output & How to remap your keys on Windows 11

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/learnin...

Thanks!

I hope this helps

 

remapping keys

I used SharpKeys a few years ago to remap some keys. my ditties about SharpKeys - post #3 & post #5 - TenForums Denis