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Keyboard repeat
I was given a Microsoft keyboard that looks a lot nicer than the generic kb that I've got, so I installed it.
Problem is even tho I increased the Repeat Rate and the Repeat Delay to the maximum, I still cannot touch any key without getting a long string of repeat characters. There's nothing in the bios that was useful. I've heard that you can do some manual editing that will solve the problem but I don't have a clue how to do this. I'm hoping someone here can tell me what to do. |
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Re: Keyboard repeat
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Maybe that's why it was given to you.
Anyway, make sure you are decreasing the repeat rate, not increasing it.
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I guess I was rather ambiguous.
When I said I increased the repeat rate what I actually meant was I increased the INTERVAL between the repeats i.e. I DECREASED the repeat rate. I type pretty fast but apparently not fast enough to stop the repeat characters. |
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