Keyboard Keys

[Franko]

I've noticed that alot of keys have mixed up on my keyboard.

For example, when I do Shift+2 it equals @ not "

I've looked over the web but nothing is working.

Help pls...

[Yimo]

Um..I'm pretty sure Shift+2 is @, and Shift + ' is " I think it's suppose to be like that..

[Luca]

Did you accidentally change your keyboard settings to a different language?

[Guest Callie]

Well that's normal for me, shift+2 = @...

Anyway, try changing your input language or keyboard layout in Windows?

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-keyboard-layout#1TC=windows-7

[dom]

What windows do you have as you might be accidentally using a US keyboard version.

[Luca]

Um..I'm pretty sure  Shift+2 is @, and Shift + ' is " I think it's suppose to be like that..

Shift + 2 is "

[AndreyQ]

Make sure your keyboard settings are on the good language by pressing this button:  in the left corner of your screen.

[Guest Callie]

Um..I'm pretty sure  Shift+2 is @, and Shift + ' is " I think it's suppose to be like that..

Shift + 2 is "

Not in the US.

So it's definitely keyboard layout.

[SparkyLynch]

First type type intl.cpl into the Windows Search bar.

This should bring up a option menu with a tab saying ''keyboard''.

From here you can change your region, this should revert your keys to the old default layout.

[AndreyQ]

Um..I'm pretty sure  Shift+2 is @, and Shift + ' is " I think it's suppose to be like that..

Shift + 2 is "

For others is @. I have it like that for example.

[Luca]

Um..I'm pretty sure  Shift+2 is @, and Shift + ' is " I think it's suppose to be like that..

Shift + 2 is "

Not in the US.

So it's definitely keyboard layout.

Yeah well Rory is from the UK like me and for us Shift + 2 is " 

So he must've changed it to the US keyboard by accident

[Franko]

Fixed! Thanks Randle <3

[dom]

Glad it's fixed.

/Solved

[Luca]

Fixed! Thanks Randle <3

*gets no credit. Criez in chernarussian*