Ubuntu 18.04 Keyboard
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I recently upgraded to 18.04 - found I'd lost some keyboard taps, such as the "@" but figured out that with the 'number lock' key.
I upgrades my system and now find that every time I press a key, I have to keep it pressed for maybe a second.
I have tried the slow key option without any improvement.
keyboard
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I recently upgraded to 18.04 - found I'd lost some keyboard taps, such as the "@" but figured out that with the 'number lock' key.
I upgrades my system and now find that every time I press a key, I have to keep it pressed for maybe a second.
I have tried the slow key option without any improvement.
keyboard
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01
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up vote
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I recently upgraded to 18.04 - found I'd lost some keyboard taps, such as the "@" but figured out that with the 'number lock' key.
I upgrades my system and now find that every time I press a key, I have to keep it pressed for maybe a second.
I have tried the slow key option without any improvement.
keyboard
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
I recently upgraded to 18.04 - found I'd lost some keyboard taps, such as the "@" but figured out that with the 'number lock' key.
I upgrades my system and now find that every time I press a key, I have to keep it pressed for maybe a second.
I have tried the slow key option without any improvement.
keyboard
keyboard
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
edited May 22 at 2:03
ubashu
2,31321836
2,31321836
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
asked May 22 at 1:36
Taff
111
111
Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01
|
show 5 more comments
Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01
Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01
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Did you turn slow keys off?
– Chai T. Rex
May 22 at 2:04
Yes indeed..However since my comment I've had a software update, and it seems to have sorted itself out.. How I've no idea, but thank you - tis terrific to know that a novice like myself can ask for help.. And I get it.. Thank you again..
– Taff
May 23 at 2:43
Spoke too soon, problem has returned, although not quite as bad, but bad enough to be a real pain in the you know what. Cheers.
– Taff
May 23 at 11:10
Oe minuteits erfet, en the next t etrensto isig, and slow ys. This is what I have to contend with, it is so erratic. HELP..!! One minute it is good then next, back to the chaos.
– Taff
May 24 at 10:55
Try creating a new user and logging in as that user. If that fixes it, that narrows it down to something with your user account.
– Chai T. Rex
May 24 at 23:01