Keyboard Repeats Characters Problem: Solutions for Software & Hardware Issues (Windows & Linux)

Hi,
I have a strange keyboard problem. I am now typing from the on-screen keyboard. the problem is that the keyboard started repeating characters for me. This is especially true when I want to write something faster. I will now demonstrate what it would look like if I typed it on a physical keyboard.

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Hi,
I have a weird keyboard problem. I am now typing from the screen keyboard. The problem is that the keyboard started repeating characters for me.

Okay. I think the keyboard is to be thrown away. I bought a new one. Well, after connecting I was surprised because there is still the same problem .. So I thought it was a software problem .. As it turned out - also not. I fired up Linux (I normally use Windows) and then the same thing.

I have no idea what that might be. Do you have any ideas?
best regards

PS: The problem is the same as here: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3249095.html

But there it is not fully resolved.

Is it a laptop or a desktop computer?

Stationary. Connecting to a different USB port does not help.

Enter the motherboard model. Do you have the latest bios uploaded? You reset CMOS?

Asrock m3a770de, latest bios up to date. I also reset the bios battery.

Contrary to appearances, this happens quite often on Windows 10 ... as well as a million other problems with keyboards and touchpads. Most manufacturers release special drivers to fix these problems ... but a great example is the Microsoft Arc Mouse, which is very bad at tactile delay ... even without disabling this delay is unusable. In your case (if there are no special drivers) it may help:

1. In the control panel keyboard settings, increase the key repeat delay.
2. If the above does not help, try changing the registry value -> "HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Control Panel \ Accessibility \ Keyboard Response" -> "AutoRepeatDelay" to a larger ...

@FlashT did not help in any way, unfortunately. Anyway, as I wrote - the problem is also when I switch to Ubuntu.

What is this keyboard?

The one I bought was a cheap Tracer, the previous one was also the cheapest one from Tesco, but it worked well before.

I'm afraid it might be a hardware problem. But maybe someone else will comment.

I'm afraid of that too, but what exactly is wrong?
Thanks to FlashT for your willingness anyway.

How do you set the delay and frequency of repeating characters?

Well then reduce the repetition rate. It probably won't help, since it's the same on Linux, but what's the harm to change the values?

More delay

I tried to change, it doesn't help either.

Maybe try to flash the BIOS again - does it work like that too? Switching through options, settings - date, for example, also works with a double click?
Later, you will probably get used to / I use the on-screen keyboard for over 10 years /, or change the motherboard.
Yes proforma, who do you have to check the new keyboard with?

I loaded a new BIOS and it also did not help. Whether it works like that in it, I didn't pay attention. I will check the third keyboard today, this time wireless.

I borrowed a wireless keyboard - it works elegant. A bit strange, but at least somehow managed to fix the problem.