Windows 10: Keystrokes often trigger unwanted actions

Discus and support Keystrokes often trigger unwanted actions in Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware to solve the problem; For many months the lower left of the keyboard keys trigger ‘something’ I know very well I DID NOT SELECT & certainly did not intentionally trigger. I... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Drivers and Hardware' started by Groundhog2, Jan 11, 2024.

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    Keystrokes often trigger unwanted actions


    For many months the lower left of the keyboard keys trigger ‘something’ I know very well I DID NOT SELECT & certainly did not intentionally trigger. I say ‘lower left’ which seems often but it may NOT be limited to that part of the keyboard. It has gotten worse over time and is now close to unbearable -- defeats the use of the PC !!! Just hit me again typing this ... I have tried all sorts of combos of fat finger double hits Win key. alt, X, Z, Shift, A and S, etc and cannot make it happen or even close. That ‘something’ that gets triggered is USUALLY some weird “Research” wind

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