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I am baffled and can't make heads or tales of this. Also the right arrow key's function is completely removed, it only launches the calculator app and does not move the cursor or anything like that. I've also noticed that if I spam the right arrow key it takes a screenshot as well as open more calculator instances. Any assistance would be very much appreciated!Įdit: I should add that this began seemingly randomly.

Thanks in advance!Įdit: I should add that this began seemingly randomly.

I can't seem to find a solution anywhere so maybe you guys can assist me. I will note that the built in keyboard for my work laptop doesn't have the same behavior (I swap the cable for my keyboard whenever I want to type on one system or the other). This issue is happening both on my personal pc and on my work laptop. To keep it simple, whenever I press the right arrow key on my Ducky ONE 2 TKL keyboard, the windows native calculator app launches. Let me know how it goes an if it works for you.I don't know if this belongs in this category or in peripherals, as the issue seems to persist beyond just one system running Windows 10. This will "refresh" your Windows but will keep your files and certain stuff in places Please, perform Windows Reset with option to keep your files and save settings. It states every time I tried to use it that it is blocked by the system administrator.I even tried to run as administrator. Note, that F11 option will only work if the recovery partition is there (not deleted) and intact.įrom there, you have prenty of options to choose from. The computer should boot from recovery partition to open you various recovery options. Please, choose F11 for System Recovery options.

Please, shutdown the computer using the power buttonĢ.1 As soon as you press the power-on button, keep hitting the Esc button (like tap-tap-tap).ģ. If this works no more for you, you will need to perform HP Recovery / Reset to factory default condition as the operating system seems corrupted.ġ. I have seen similar issue like the one you describe on a notebook running Windows 8.1 but as you mention it usually fixes itself with a reboot/full restart. Thank you for posting in the HP Support forum.