- #SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT DRIVER#
- #SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT CODE#
- #SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT PASSWORD#
- #SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT WINDOWS#
It is n longer typing random strings of letters, and most keys are functioning normally now. Over the last few days, the keyboard has improved but, I have no idea why that has happened. You may also want to check the device for malware, viruses, etc., which can interfere with normal operation.įirst, thank you, webworkings, for all of the suggestions! I still haven't resolved this issue, but here is another update:
#SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT DRIVER#
If it does, then it could be the keys themselves that are the issue.Īdditionally, if your device uses one, you may want to try updating the Synaptics Driver if the above doesn't help. If this doesn't work, you may wish to try connecting/reconnecting an external keyboard and see if it works fine. When it restarts, it should reinstall the driver on its own. Reboot the computer (without reinstalling the driver).ģ. Should this again not resolve the problem then I would try the following.Ģ. Should that turn up nothing, then try using "System Restore" to restore the laptop to the most recent restore point prior to the problem starting. Try scanning the device for both malware and viruses. If software, virus, etc., it will usually not happen in "Safe Mode". This will give you a better idea if it is hardware or software. It could be the keyboard, or it could be a virus, malware, bad program, etc.įirst start up the computer in "Safe Mode".
#SOUNDPLANT KEY HELD DOWN REPEAT WINDOWS#
The laptop is a Dell Inspiron 13 (7352), running Windows 10. If anyone could help me troubleshoot that, I would very much appreciate it. I don't think it's hardware, since the on-screen keyboard triggers the 'held down key' effect too, but I cannot be sure. I am not sure whether this is a hardware, software, malware, or other issue. Sometimes, I cannot click anything from the touch pad either. Now, I pressed the g key (on the physical keyboard) and the computer entered repeated strings of x's, g's, and s's.Īlso, sometimes the keyboard will be totally unresponsive. When I turn the computer on, it automatically starts typing, but it can also be triggered by typing - both on the physical and on-screen keyboards.įor example, I just typed in a 'd' (on the on-screen keyboard) and the computer wrote in a huge string of c's.
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Restarting is difficult, because logging in is sometimes impossible with random keys being 'held down' in the password field, so I cannot type in my password (with the physical keyboard or the on-screen keyboard). I used the on-screen keyboard to go into device manager and uninstall the keyboard driver. Now, it was as if I was always holding the f key. I was able to login using the on-screen keyboard. I restarted the computer and the problem kept up. When I went to type, it acted like I was holding down certain keys (e, i, and f, a, etc.). A few hours ago, my laptop started doing a strange thing. Hi, i wonder how can i use your method with a boolean, like this: import. Keys.put(key, Boolean.TRUE) // put key down If(keys.getOrDefault(key, Boolean.FALSE))
This is my HashMap version for multiple key presses adapted from this topic: // Description: Keyboard Control - HashMap version
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I write a lot of code with multiple keys and have done similar to with arrays in his examples and can now also use HashMaps. In the end, I better understand HashMaps.
No pun intended! Thank you for elaborating on topic. I got this all sorted before you posted more on this and do not need to re hash those details. I was able to see that the value keys.get(key) was “null” this helped me as I was working through your posted code and go from there. Some further exploration was needed… println(keys.get(key)) //Checking state of key The solution: boolean okay = true //Create a boolean Just to clarify my point with a stupid example: say you were creating a game, and the goal of the game is to press a single key repeatedly, as fast as possible: int totalPresses = 0 īeing able to hold down ‘a’ would ruin the challenge and the game. In some cases you only want to get one single registered keypress, even if the key is held down. When you hold down a key, at least on my computer it registers as if you were repeatedly pressing that key very fast.
I came up with a solution for a problem I’ve encountered regarding inputs.
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