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I have a macbook pro and for one reason or another all of a sudden some keys started giving me douplicate yet different letters. for example i type E and i get EW. or 2 and i get 23. Does anyone know how I can remap my keyboard please. JJCNSS@gmail.com Thanks. Jeremy | ||||
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This has (most likely) nothing to do with your keyboard layout, so you need no remapping. Sounds like you spilled your favorite beverage over your keyboard, to be honest. Does it appear in all applications, or only some? Could you try opening Try starting the machine from a boot disk (such as the one included with your Mac). Don't reinstall the OS, but open a Terminal (in the menu bar, I think it's under "Utilities") and try typing. Does this issue appear? If not, it's a problem with your installation. | |||
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From Simple Help: http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/09/08/how-to-remap-your-keyboard-in-os-x/ Full disclosure, I have never used this program before, and have read that it does not remap the letter keys...I think it is worth a try, hope that helps... | |||
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If you install the trial of controllermate, it should show you if your keyboard is registering multiple keypresses, as it will highlight the keys as you press them. It will also help you to remap the keys if that ends up being the solution. | |||
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