the settings?The @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?put your key board on caps-locksThe @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?That is the whole point, there isn't another way to do that.. you have to hit Shift+2.. lolThe @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?Your keyboard is set to the US layout.
Open Control Panel, and then Language Settings, and change to your locale (in this case I'm guessing UK).The @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?Well at least you have figured out how to do that. In simple terms, this is exactly how the keyboard works. Upper case works with the shift key depressed. For the special characters such as @ or $ or %26amp;, one must use the shift key as well. Suck it up and get used to it.
Good luck.The @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?Sounds like your keyboard is set to US, to change to english.... go to start menu %26gt; control panel %26gt; regional %26amp; language click on region tab and select english united kingdom then apply...... that should sort it out for you.The @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?control panel
regional and language (globe icon in xp)
change top address bar to English UK you are using USA
bottom to English
click 3 rd tab (advanced)
change address bar to English
tick bottom box (apply all setting to the currant user account and to the default user profile)
win 7
control panel
regional and language (globe icon + clock)
change format to English (United Kingdom)instead of English (United States)
click location tab
change to united kingdom instead of United StatesThe @ on my keyboard does not work I have to use shift and two to use it how do i change?As the previous person has said your k/b is set for English (united states) and you will probably want English (united kingdom).
In XP probably the same in vista etc go to control panel and select %26quot;Regional and Language%26quot; Select Language tab, then DETAILS. In Installed services click ADD and in Drop down list select English (United Kingdom) You should then see it in the Installed services list. To avoid confusion with selection delete the English(United states) entry.
