Solved (CENSORED/DELETED) Input Glitch Connected to Widgets

Windows 11, 22H2 (OS build 22621.819)
Sometimes, when my system has been running for a long time (particularly when I've been ALT/TAB-toggling between game and desktop), the system scrambles the input from my keyboard, causing that frigging stupid widget half-pane to pop up, and attempting to use the keyboard after closing it only opens it up again, and further keyboard input starts making other unsummoned and undesired apps to open.

At first, all I had to do to make it go away was to be persistent, closing that stupid Widgets app until the glitch "evaporated." Now I have to restart the computer. Evidently, whatever in bloody Hell the problem is resides in volatile memory. I've been using Windows since 3.1 rolled out, and I can't count how many platforms I've administered (both MSDOS- and UNIX-based), and I have never encountered this issue before. It's damned annoying.

Okay, I didn't like that ridiculously useless Widgets thing, so I disabled it (since it "decided" to make itself part of an irritating problem, previously satisfied simply by ignoring its presence). If I want to open an application or process, I can do it all on my lonesome, thank you very much. Anyway, that irritant should no longer be part of the problem. My system is not infected; I've been using Webroot SecureAnywhere for over twelve years to combat intrusions and threats, with 100% results (my system has not been compromised from external sources for over twelve years). The first time this happened, I ran a scan anyway (this started happening about two months ago), coming up clean.

I'm hoping the problem has been solved, but in the event that the gremlin "decided" to regroup, and perhaps change tactics, has anyone ever heard of this? Or am I just the luckiest damned guy in the world?

I have a somewhat similar scenario. I'll spare you all the details, but the bottom line is that I can get my keyboard into a state where it types gibberish. To clear this condition, I place my desktop into sleep, then wake it back up. After that, the keyboard is working again.

If you want more details on my scenario, let me know and I will spell it out.

Okay, something weird here on this site: I just deleted system profile two (it listed system 1 & 2 as being identical, when they are not). I gave the reason for deletion as "these are not system 2 specs," and instead, it deleted the last post I'd made, leaving the wrong information in my system specs.

Recap of deleted post: I experienced the gibberish problem and permanently eliminated it by uninstalling the Razer Cynosa firmware (incompetent authors). Not my problem, but neglected to mention that even though I wasn't using the mouse when the gremlin was acting up, the system was behaving as if the mouse was being used erratically, despite the fact it was completely at rest.

Final update: Through process of elimination, exploring and eliminating other possible causes of the issue, I discovered that it turns out that Windows 11 is not at fault. Borderlands Game of the Year Edition is the culprit; the issue arises only when that game is running, indicating that the game is not 100% compatible with Windows 11 (not exactly a shocker; the reworked 2009 game is three years old). Fix: Kill the game (take it out of process). It's not terribly inconvenient, as it saves super-frequently, practically with every breath you take.