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- OS
- Windows 11 Pro for Workstations (version 24H2, build 26100.4061)
Hello.
It would be great to get some suggestions on what to look for, because googling hasn't given me any solutions that worked.
A year old computer with the combo of a Logitech keyboard K-270 and M185 mouse. Wireless (I suppose). The USB Bluetooth dongle that I plugged in the back of the computer doesn't seem to affect the input devices. Certainly no Unifying receiver in the system. The Logitech software doesn't find one.
To the problem:
Everything worked fine up to 2-3 weeks ago when I installed the latest Logitech drivers for my Logitech hardware, followed later by Logi Options+ and Setpoint drivers in various combinations while trying to resolve the problem that came up.
No success and the problem remained after I removed all the added Logitech software and reverted to the MS driver.
What happens is that the left SHIFT button doesn't behave the same as the right SHIFT one (which behaves properly).
The left SHIFT works for everything except the following letters:
(Note that this is a dual language keyboard (English/Greek) used mostly in English. Default is English (US QWERTY) with Greek as a secondary language with its own keyboard layout (Greek Polytonic) loaded
The things in parentheses are what the keys show on them.)
@ (numeric 2 + @)
E (same E for Greek + euro symbol)
C (another Greek letter (Ψ) + Copyright symbol)
N (same N for Greek)
What happens when I press left SHIFT and any of those 4 keys, is zilch. Nothing prints. Hard to switch to some capitals and combinations like SHIFT + c.
Whatever you see here with capitals E,C,N is done with the right SHIFT.
For both languages, all required packages are installed.
Sticky, Filter and Toggle keys are disabled.
Disabling Bluetooth (like I read on Google) made no difference.
Adding all the available Greek keyboard layouts and trying them, the same.
The On Screen Keyboard behaves as expected but then it uses a vanilla single English or Greek keyboard
If some utility I have installed messed up some setting by mistake, I can't tell yet. Nothing looks related to keyboards.
This is worse than The Elusive Pimpernel (from the homonymous movie).
Thanks in advance for any ideas to try.
It would be great to get some suggestions on what to look for, because googling hasn't given me any solutions that worked.
A year old computer with the combo of a Logitech keyboard K-270 and M185 mouse. Wireless (I suppose). The USB Bluetooth dongle that I plugged in the back of the computer doesn't seem to affect the input devices. Certainly no Unifying receiver in the system. The Logitech software doesn't find one.
To the problem:
Everything worked fine up to 2-3 weeks ago when I installed the latest Logitech drivers for my Logitech hardware, followed later by Logi Options+ and Setpoint drivers in various combinations while trying to resolve the problem that came up.
No success and the problem remained after I removed all the added Logitech software and reverted to the MS driver.
What happens is that the left SHIFT button doesn't behave the same as the right SHIFT one (which behaves properly).
The left SHIFT works for everything except the following letters:
(Note that this is a dual language keyboard (English/Greek) used mostly in English. Default is English (US QWERTY) with Greek as a secondary language with its own keyboard layout (Greek Polytonic) loaded
The things in parentheses are what the keys show on them.)
@ (numeric 2 + @)
E (same E for Greek + euro symbol)
C (another Greek letter (Ψ) + Copyright symbol)
N (same N for Greek)
What happens when I press left SHIFT and any of those 4 keys, is zilch. Nothing prints. Hard to switch to some capitals and combinations like SHIFT + c.
Whatever you see here with capitals E,C,N is done with the right SHIFT.
For both languages, all required packages are installed.
Sticky, Filter and Toggle keys are disabled.
Disabling Bluetooth (like I read on Google) made no difference.
Adding all the available Greek keyboard layouts and trying them, the same.
The On Screen Keyboard behaves as expected but then it uses a vanilla single English or Greek keyboard
If some utility I have installed messed up some setting by mistake, I can't tell yet. Nothing looks related to keyboards.
This is worse than The Elusive Pimpernel (from the homonymous movie).
Thanks in advance for any ideas to try.
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11 Pro for Workstations (version 24H2, build 26100.4061)
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Manufacturer/Model
- ASRock
- CPU
- 6C+4c Intel 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-13400, 4100 M
- Motherboard
- ASRock B660M-HDV
- Memory
- 64 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, Intel UHD Graphics 730
- Sound Card
- Realtek
- Monitor(s) Displays
- AOC 24V2W1G5
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x1080
- Hard Drives
- SPCC M.2 PCIe SSD
CT4000MX500SSD1
- Keyboard
- Logitech
- Mouse
- Logitech
- Internet Speed
- 1GB
- Antivirus
- Windows Defender