My question is now on page 9 along with mostly questions that have been answered. If there is no solution I need to know that as well so I'm not waiting for something that isn't coming.
Maybe there is an answer for this one. I have a new HP Slimline Desktop, my question is about the keyboard. The keys are so sensitive-meaning they repeat faster than I can type so when I look at the screen the word look is loooooooooook or the word screen is scrrrrrreeen. Is there a way to adjust the keys ? I am a pretty fast typist so I don't believe it's me & I've not had this problem before.
Thank you, I hope someone will help me with both but an answer or some kind of response would be helpful.
My question is now on page 9 along with mostly questions that have been answered. If there is no solution I need to know that as well so I'm not waiting for something that isn't coming.
Maybe there is an answer for this one. I have a new HP Slimline Desktop, my question is about the keyboard. The keys are so sensitive-meaning they repeat faster than I can type so when I look at the screen the word look is loooooooooook or the word screen is scrrrrrreeen. Is there a way to adjust the keys ? I am a pretty fast typist so I don't believe it's me & I've not had this problem before.
Thank you, I hope someone will help me with both but an answer or some kind of response would be helpful.
My question is now on page 9 along with mostly questions that have been answered. If there is no solution I need to know that as well so I'm not waiting for something that isn't coming.
Maybe there is an answer for this one. I have a new HP Slimline Desktop, my question is about the keyboard. The keys are so sensitive-meaning they repeat faster than I can type so when I look at the screen the word look is loooooooooook or the word screen is scrrrrrreeen. Is there a way to adjust the keys ? I am a pretty fast typist so I don't believe it's me & I've not had this problem before.
Thank you, I hope someone will help me with both but an answer or some kind of response would be helpful.