US International Keyboard Setup

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I use the United States International keyboard setup, with the dead keys so make accented characters easier. Normally, this means that you have to hit the apostrophe and then space to get a ' (or Shift and apostrophe then space to get "), but since this morning I seem to have a double dead key. I now have to hit apostrophe TWICE and the space bar, or else it doesn't work. Any ideas?
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Unplug keyboard, restart?

Or maybe try changing the keyboard layout and changing it back?
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Laptop keyboard?
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Monty wrote:Unplug keyboard, restart?

Or maybe try changing the keyboard layout and changing it back?
Neither suggestion worked, for what it's worth. This is really irritating.
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ban it? :lol:
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It would appear to be a software issue, for what its worth, because even when I plug in another, generic keyboard, I have the same issue. Using the standard US keyboard layout (sans dead keys) works just as it should. :?
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Try a different keyboard Stu?
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Grrr... Double post. :(
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Already tried that. Read my previous post. ;)
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Stuart wrote:Already tried that. Read my previous post. ;)
Ah :oops:

Find and reinstall keyboard drivers?
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Yeah, let me go see if MS has newer drivers for my keyboard. Will try that tonight.
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this is what you get for trying to be different. Even software persecutes you.
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I actually don't use my desktop at home for typing very much, so I don't even know how long it's been doing this for. I blame either my wife or, perhaps more realistically, the redhead. Would still like to fix it though. I suppose I COULD just wait it out. I'm still running Windows 7 RC1 at home, though I have the retail version ready to be installed. I would hope that a format, though drastic, would correct the problem.
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