Windows 10: 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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Win 10 keystrokes go bonkers


when I hit one key sometimes it drops down a list to select from

sometimes it takes 2 keystrokes then just hangs

if I persist in trying Win 10 logs off and I have to log on again.

maybe the keystroke autocompletion feature?

Need help. My Win 10 system is now unusable until I resolve this issur.

Using a second PC to enter this problem description.

Any thoughts/suggestions?

Thanks/

 

SQL HELP-ORA-04073 column list not valid for this trigger type

Hi,

After trying to create this trigger:

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER a
AFTER INSERT OF duration, startdate ON route, outing
FOR EACH ROW
WHEN (NEW.startdate LIKE %jan%)
AND (NEW.duration = 5)
DECLARE
closed_in_jan EXCEPTION;

EXCEPTION
WHEN closed_in_jan THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20101,We are closed in January.');



I get this error:

ORA-04073 column list not valid for this trigger type
Cause
A column list was specified for a non-update trigger type.

Action
Remove the column list.


I've tried researching but can't find out what a column list is!

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

 

Trigger Task Scheduler by connection and disconnection of a wireless headphone

Hi Paul,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand that you want to trigger a task in Task Scheduler when you connect headphone to your PC.



We would suggest you to try the steps mentioned below and see if that helps:

1. Connect the headphone to the computer. Now, press
   Windows key + X, and select Device Manager.
   
2. Expand Bluetooth, right click on the
   headphone and select Properties.
   
3. Click on Events tab, you will find 2 events.
   
4. Click on the Device started event and click on
   View All Events.
   
5. An Event Manager window will open, click on
   Attach Task To This Event on the lower right hand side.
   
6. This should provide you the options to create a new task. Select the Actions for the program to be run based on the trigger.
   

Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator