Hi there,
Nothing I can directly point to but one day I turned on my computer and it wouldn't stop spamming "4"
I have a logitech k840 keyboard (corded) and thought the mechanical key had broken. I unplugged the keyboard, still spamming. Reset the system, still spamming. It seems to specifically be the "4" on the numpad because if I hit numlock it starts scrolling instead of spamming 4s.
I looked at my device drivers under the keyboard in device manager. I had 4 HID Keyboard drivers. Call them 1, 2, 3, 4 in descending order. Through trial and error I found that uninstalling "1" stops the spamming. Installing 2 stops the keyboard from functioning. Installing 1, 3, and 4 stops spamming and the keyboard continues to function normally.
However every time I restart the computer all 4 drivers show up again and the spamming of 4 starts. Anyone have any ideas what might have caused this? I don't do much with my computer, I only download games on Steam. I don't really surf the web. It's the weirdest thing.
Let me know if anyone has ideas. Avira anti virus found nothing unusual.
Nothing I can directly point to but one day I turned on my computer and it wouldn't stop spamming "4"
I have a logitech k840 keyboard (corded) and thought the mechanical key had broken. I unplugged the keyboard, still spamming. Reset the system, still spamming. It seems to specifically be the "4" on the numpad because if I hit numlock it starts scrolling instead of spamming 4s.
I looked at my device drivers under the keyboard in device manager. I had 4 HID Keyboard drivers. Call them 1, 2, 3, 4 in descending order. Through trial and error I found that uninstalling "1" stops the spamming. Installing 2 stops the keyboard from functioning. Installing 1, 3, and 4 stops spamming and the keyboard continues to function normally.
However every time I restart the computer all 4 drivers show up again and the spamming of 4 starts. Anyone have any ideas what might have caused this? I don't do much with my computer, I only download games on Steam. I don't really surf the web. It's the weirdest thing.
Let me know if anyone has ideas. Avira anti virus found nothing unusual.
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