Help! 3 weird issues with computer!

[Trekly]

Hello,

 

I wanted to reach out to the fine people of LTT Forums and ask for some help with my machine. I will list specs below. My three issues are as follows:

1) BIGGEST PROBLEM: My keyboard types by itself. Not all the time, but it does. I will be in my programming class when my keyboard decides to write 5,000 characters without stopping. Or I will be in a 1v5 on valorant and just jump with my knife out down mid. My point is, this cannot happen. The issue had persisted off and on for about 3 weeks when I finally decided I had enough. I factory reset my computer 6 days ago. I have had no problem until tonight when I left my computer AFK for about 2 hours. I return to my computer and there she goes, typing away on her own. I have disconnected the keyboard while this is happening and plugged in another keyboard, it still happens even with no keyboard plugged in. The only way to stop it is to restart the computer. (SSD GANG NBD) Here are all the fixes I've tried:

 

•  Tried different keyboards
• uninstalled/reinstalled keyboard drivers (Logitech G813)
• NO KEY CAPS STUCK
• reinstalled logitech g hub
• factory reset computer

 

2) My graphics drivers crash ALL THE TIME - they're updated according to the NVIDIA website along with the GeForce experience. I have an MSI Gaming Trio X 3070. 

 

3) My ethernet connection just stops, no unplugging of any cables, routers or modems. Not sure why this happens either. 

 

If anybody could give me tips on any of these issues, it would be greatly appreciated. 

 

PLEASE HELP ME STOP MY KEYBOARD FROM TYPING

[Trekly]

MOBO: Asus Prime Z-390

CPU: i7-9700k

RAM: Crucial Ballistix 3600 MHz DDR4 32GB

PSU: Corsair 1000Watt

GPU: MSI Gaming Trio X 3070

[Trekly]

Here's an example of what my computer will type:

 

"eeeeeeee Aaaaaaaaaaa dddddddddddd ccccccc eefeeefeeeeeeee"

[camieabz]

Unistall, reinstall KB and drivers. If it's wireless, get the receiver closer to the keyboard and avoid barriers, such as other electronic devices. Run AV scans.

 

You could always join a politics forum. There's a lot of typing like that in those places.

[el_murdoque]

What's your OS ? 

If it's windows, download a bootable Linux image, put that on a USB drive and boot the machine from the drive. 

See if the problems persist. 

[Trekly]

On 2/14/2021 at 4:25 AM, camieabz said:

Unistall, reinstall KB and drivers. If it's wireless, get the receiver closer to the keyboard and avoid barriers, such as other electronic devices. Run AV scans.

 

You could always join a politics forum. There's a lot of typing like that in those places.

Thank you for the advice, I will give it a try! 

[Trekly]

On 2/14/2021 at 8:29 AM, el_murdoque said:

What's your OS ? 

If it's windows, download a bootable Linux image, put that on a USB drive and boot the machine from the drive. 

See if the problems persist. 

Windows 10, I will give that a try, thank you!