Okay can anybody help, this is messed up.

[B10Hazard]

I have a netbook and the key board has gone random.
75 % of the keys are other things.
Like numbers and symbols, but say if my letter K is the number 3, this doesn't mean my number 3 is the letter K. If you catch my drift . .
But its working fine on this ( my wireless key board )

Huh ????
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[DEN MONKEY]

don't know if this helps but best i could find

# Change or add Keyboards

Microsoft Windows allows a number of different keyboard languages and layouts. Installation of the "typical", or "default" options provides capabilities for French, Spanish, and other Western European languages.

In Win XP, to change the keyboard languages and layout, click Start , then choose Settings, Control Panel, and Regional and Language Options. Click the "Languages" tab, then the "Details" button, the "Settings" tab, and the "Add" button. Now choose an input language from a long list. ( IF the "Input language" is English (United States), the US-International English keyboard can be selected by checking the "Keyboard layout/IME" box and choosing it from the list.) Click the ok button to close the Input window. If the added language is a permanent choice, be sure to click Apply to finish the process (the Windows installation CD is not usually needed). For an illustrated version of these directions click here. The keyboard and multilanguage sections in Start - Help and a Penn State site have more information. For Windows 2000 click this Carnegie Mellon site.

Windows Vista: (most info is from this site)

- Click Start-->Control Panel-->Clock, Language and Region-->Change Keyboards.
- In the new window, click on the Change Keyboards button. This opens a new window called "Text Services and Input Languages".
- Click on the Add button. Scroll & check the English (United States) - United States-International keyboard. Click OK.
- Finally, in the upper part of the "Text Services and Input Languages" window, open the drop-down menu called Default Input Language and choose English (United States) - United States-International as your default for all input fields.

Keyboard layouts for many languages are available. However, they usually do not follow the "QWERTY" layout and some characters, especially punctuation, will not correspond to those printed on your keys. French uses "AZERTY" with letters a/q and z/w interchanged compared to the US keyboard.
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[SoND]

My keyboard did something similar after I spilt something on it.
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[Chriss]

You've not got a key stuck, like a Fn key or Num Lock?
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[Whosthedaddy]

Press fn+F11 (it should be F11, but its the number lock button anyways)

Godknows how many times I seem to manage it
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