How To Fix Keyboard Wrong Character Typing Error In Windows 11?

To resolve keyboard wrong character typing errors in Windows 11, follow these steps:

1. Run Keyboard Troubleshooter:

   • Open the Settings app by pressing Win + I.
   • Select 'System'.
   • Click on 'Troubleshoot' under the right pane.
   • Choose 'Other troubleshooters' and locate the 'Keyboard' troubleshooter.
   • Click 'Run' beside the Keyboard troubleshooter.

2. Uninstall and Reinstall Keyboard Driver:

   • Right-click the Start menu and choose 'Settings'.
   • Go to 'Time & Language > Language'.
   • Under 'Preferred languages', click on the three dots next to your keyboard language and select 'Language Options'.
   • Scroll down to 'Keyboards' and click on 'Add a keyboard'.
   • Download and install the latest version of your keyboard driver.

3. Override Default Input Language:

   • Ensure that the active keyboard layout matches the physical layout of your keyboard.
   • Verify that the correct input method is being used for your desired language.

4. Basic Hardware and Software Checks:

   • Clean the USB connector and port if using an external keyboard.
   • Disconnect and reconnect the USB keyboard or wireless USB receiver.
   • Test the keyboard on another PC or use a different keyboard on your machine to rule out hardware issues.

5. Reset Your Computer:

   • If none of the above steps solve the issue, consider performing a reset of your Windows 11 installation while preserving your personal data and applications. However, ensure you have backups before attempting this process.

Remember to update your Windows 11 operating system regularly to receive potential bug fixes related to keyboard functionality. If the issue persists despite these steps, consult official support channels or seek assistance from a professional technician.