[SOLVED] Mechanical keyboard keys sometimes not responding.

[LimpShrimpin]

sometimes when i press my D key it doesn't respond even when i hold it. I have to repeatedly press it to get it to work.
It sometimes does this to my W key as well.
I tried cleaning the keys with soap but that didn't work.
My keyboard is the Redragon K556

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Testing on another system and if it does it there then it’s a defective keyboard and needs to be replaced. If not it’s your windows installation

 

[LimpShrimpin]

Testing on another system and if it does it there then it’s a defective keyboard and needs to be replaced. If not it’s your windows installation

Just tested it on my laptop and it works fine. So seems to be a windows issue. Is there any way to fix this?
also unplugging it from my pc seemed to fix it at least temporarily.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Backing up all your data is first on your list before you try to repair or install windows clean. I recommend a clean install and if it does it after that then you have hardware issues other than the keyboard it would mean that something inside the PC has gone horribly wrong

 

[-Vinzy-]

Just tested it on my laptop and it works fine. So seems to be a windows issue. Is there any way to fix this?
also unplugging it from my pc seemed to fix it at least temporarily.

Hi, so how's your keyboard now? I also considering to buy mechanical keyboard, but recently I read a lot of Amazon Reviews about one of the mechanical keyboard that I wanted to buy, it is Tecware Phantom 87. And there are hundreds of people who gave 1 or 2 star(s) only about the product. Most of them said that the keyboard isn't responsive, double click, bad switch, uneven RGB lighting, etc.

Now I'm confused whether I should still buy it or looking for another keyboard.