Windows 10: Left and Right arrow keys auto move by itself issue

hello all Tech Professors, my pc's both arrow keys auto move by itself on such as web browse, word and excel app etc. i don't know how to solve this issue. pls advice me the way to solve this issue. pls help me all sir

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Up down left right arrows

Hi Laura,.

I suggest you to check if the following steps helps to resolve the issue.

• Right click on the Windows key and Go to control panel.
• On the upper right corner change the view by to small icon.
• Click on mouse.
• Then click on ‘wheel’ tab.
• Set the values for horizontal and vertical scrolling.

and see if it helps to resolve the issue.

Thank you.

 

Left/Right Arrow Keys and my Delete Key Not working

My left and Right Arrow Keys and my delete key does not work I have had some luck with CRTL and ALT keys with my left and right arrow keys but now that is not working it stopped working around Last June and has been fiddling with it stopped working with
the last update around June

 

Right and left arrow keys not working properly

Hello Ali,

I'm Jin, a fellow Windows 10 user and an independent advisor.

I understand that the right and left arrow keys of your keyboard isn't working properly.

Here are some list that you help you determine the cause and possible fixes:

**There could be some dirt or debris that fall on to that keys and can obstruct for it to work properly. Try removing the key and clean the area.

**If it's the function keys that are not working, you may have toggled the F-lock key. F-Lock key is used to turn on or off.

**Some keys aren't used in certain programs. Test the keys that isn't working on other programs such Word, Notepad or your web browser.

**Program interference. Run Windows in safe mode and check if the issue will appear:
Start your PC in safe mode in Windows - Microsoft Support

**Driver issue. Visit your device's manufacturer website and download the latest keyboard driver.

You can also start troubleshooting the keyboard via Device Manager.

1. Press Windows key + R, type devmgmt.msc then hit Enter.

2. Click on Keyboards.

2. Right-click on the keyboard driver.

3. Select Update this driver.

If updating doesn't help, click on uninstall this driver instead. Then restart your device.

**Defective Keyboard. If you've tried all the suggestions above and its still not working, most likely the keyboard is damaged or defective and needs to be replaced.

Kind regards.