Windows 10: Keyboard right arrow button activates Print Screen

Hi,Whenever I click the right arrow button print screen Light Shot in my case is activated. I have tried lots of ways but nothing helps. Prints creen settings in Ease of access won't help for example.If in i write this in Notepad++:"aaaaaaaaabaaaaaa"and place the cursor after the hird a and press right arrow, Light Shot will open and after closing it I get this in Notepad++:"aaa,2n- aaaaaaaaaaab" It's a bit random to me and sometimes there is no "b" added, sometimes no ",2n-" and the cursor ends up in different positions.I am clueless. Could it be a hw issue? As I use an on screen keyboard t

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Right arrow key on keyboard enters ALT and DELETE

Thank you for the suggested solutions.

Unfortunately they have not resolved the issue.

After reviewing the on screen keyboard, the right arrow key on the keyboard when pressed is acting as the ALT and DELETE keys.

The right arrow does not function as a right arrow key in the BIOS menu

either.

 

Print Screen Button

Hi All

On my old laptops keyboard the Print Screen button was on the main keyboard and even when I changed how the F keys work in the Bios I had no problem as Prt Sc was the default action for that button.

On my new laptop though I noticed that the Print Screen button now shares space with the END key but it's on the Calculator side of the keyboard. Problem is the default for this button is END rather then Print Screen. I have to use the FN button to use Print Screen.

Is there any way to control the options for just this one button as I want to leave my F keys as the default as I use F Keys as hotkeys in some games but I really would like the Print Screen option to be the default for that key.

So is there a way to reverse that one key or am I stuck with it being defaulted to END?

If so how do I swap this one keys default?

Thanks
Dave

 

How do I do a Print Screen when the Print Screen Button in no longer on my keyboard?

I have an HP keyboard and the Print Screen button is no longer on here. How can I do a print screen with as few steps as possible?