Hello. I have a strange problem with the keyboard for 2 days, after pressing any key I have to hold it for more than 1 second for the key to appear. I looked at the keyboard settings - but it did not help. Where may the problem be. In advance for advice. Regards Wojtek.

Press the right Shift for about eight seconds and see if the system still behaves like this.

Hello, and such symptoms are only under windows or no difference?

Hello. Thanks a lot, Fiercio, your advice has been successful - everything is already OK . What could be the cause? Thank you again . Regards Wojtek

This is called the FilterKeys feature - it just blocks fast repetitive keystrokes. Open Accessibility options in the control panel and read about the Filter keys - it will be described there. (And a long press of the right Shift is a shortcut to quickly turn this function on / off)

Hello . Thanks again, I already get what's going on. Unfortunately, this is how a person does not know the exact device on which he works. Thank you again and best regards Wojtek.

After pressing a key, you need to hold it longer for something to appear.

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Hello. I have a strange problem with the keyboard for 2 days, after pressing any key I have to hold it for more than 1 second for the key to appear. I looked at the keyboard settings - but it did not help. Where may the problem be. In advance for advice. Regards Wojtek.
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Hello, and such symptoms are only under windows or no difference?
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Press the right Shift for about eight seconds and see if the system still behaves like this.
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Hello. Thanks a lot, Fiercio, your advice has been successful - everything is already OK . What could be the cause? Thank you again . Regards Wojtek
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This is called the FilterKeys feature - it just blocks fast repetitive keystrokes.

Open "Accessibility options" in the control panel and read about the Filter keys - it will be described there.

(And a long press of the right Shift is a shortcut to quickly turn this function on / off)
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Hello . Thanks again, I already get what's going on. Unfortunately, this is how a person does not know the exact device on which he works. Thank you again and best regards Wojtek.
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