Whenever caps lock is on the number 2 types as @ and the @ sigh types as " I
am using standard windows keyboard with English U.K. as default. Anyone help?

Neither of these things should be happening if you just have Caps Lock
enabled, but Shift+2 produces @ on US keyboards. I suspect that your
keyboard setting *somewhere* has reverted to US.

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"alan7780" wrote in message
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Whenever caps lock is on the number 2 types as @ and the @ sigh types as "
I
am using standard windows keyboard with English U.K. as default. Anyone
help?

Sounds like you've switched to a US Keyboard setting. You probably have both
UK and US keyboards installed (even if you don't realise it). Try pressing
Left Alt + Shift to switch back (which is quite possible what you
accidentally did to switch it in the first place - I regularly do it with my
itchy fingers).

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Enjoy,
Tony


"alan7780" wrote in message
...
Whenever caps lock is on the number 2 types as @ and the @ sigh types as "
I
am using standard windows keyboard with English U.K. as default. Anyone
help?