My keys input the wrong letters after installing Office!

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rbgerrish

Help! I have a new Sony Vaio laptop which worked fine. I installed Office,
then opened word to try to type a document. I discovered that all my keys
were wrong! (I'd press "R" and get a "6" or something!) I unistalled Office
hoping it would fix it, but it didnt, the problem remains now in all programs
whenever I use the keyboard!

Help!!!
Thanks,
ryan
 
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JoAnn Paules [MVP]

Check the manual that came with your laptop. You've obviously struck on some
key or key combination that has turned on your number (probably on blue on
the keyboard). This has nothing to do with Office.
 
R

rbgerrish

I should have been more clear- The problem is like the entire keyboard has
been changed to "Dvorak" or something, but perhaps not dvorak, just some
'other' setup that's not the standard QWERTY. This all happened after I
installed Office. Any thoughts on how to change it back?

Thanks,
rYan

JoAnn Paules said:
Check the manual that came with your laptop. You've obviously struck on some
key or key combination that has turned on your number (probably on blue on
the keyboard). This has nothing to do with Office.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



rbgerrish said:
Help! I have a new Sony Vaio laptop which worked fine. I installed Office,
then opened word to try to type a document. I discovered that all my keys
were wrong! (I'd press "R" and get a "6" or something!) I unistalled
Office
hoping it would fix it, but it didnt, the problem remains now in all
programs
whenever I use the keyboard!

Help!!!
Thanks,
ryan
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D

DL

check keybd in regional options - control panel

rbgerrish said:
I should have been more clear- The problem is like the entire keyboard has
been changed to "Dvorak" or something, but perhaps not dvorak, just some
'other' setup that's not the standard QWERTY. This all happened after I
installed Office. Any thoughts on how to change it back?

Thanks,
rYan

JoAnn Paules said:
Check the manual that came with your laptop. You've obviously struck on some
key or key combination that has turned on your number (probably on blue on
the keyboard). This has nothing to do with Office.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



rbgerrish said:
Help! I have a new Sony Vaio laptop which worked fine. I installed Office,
then opened word to try to type a document. I discovered that all my keys
were wrong! (I'd press "R" and get a "6" or something!) I unistalled
Office
hoping it would fix it, but it didnt, the problem remains now in all
programs
whenever I use the keyboard!

Help!!!
Thanks,
ryan
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