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ak z,xcvbnmz,
Above you can see what comes up when I write on my newly acquired apple
keyboard, aluminium one full size. It is from the letters of the bottom line, from Z to M and the
comma. So, the question is, fault with the keyboard or can it be
cancelled.
iMac 27″, macOS 10.12
Mac keyboards generate generic key-numbers, regardless of the glyphs on the key caps. The translation to "real" letters is done in Mac software as specified in:
settings/System preferences > Keyboard > Input Sources
if you have the expected input source, such as US for a US keyboard, then seeing comma replacing x suggests your PHYSICAL keyboard is broken.
you can use Keyboard Viewer to help visualize what keys are being pressed:
Use the Keyboard Viewer on Mac - Apple Support
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ilkka1000 wrote:
ak z,xcvbnmz,
It's not totally clear from that what is happening. Does pressing the z key produce ak z, ? and pressing the comma key produce z, ?
In any case it sounds like a defective/damaged keyboard as mentioned earlier.
Yes, been fiddling whit the keyboard, when i use the numeric side of it, only 2/5/8 works.
I think it´broken.
keyboard layout wrong keys
