@ not working

[dav]

hi, i bought my pc with win 8.1 and upgraded to win 10. and my 

@ 

isnt working, i have to copy/paste it all the time which is pretty annoying, constantly have to search it up.... i have the "clownfish for skype" program and i have a small suspection that that's the problem but it doesn't seem it is.

Thanks in advance

[lubblig]

hi, i bought my pc with win 8.1 and upgraded to win 10. and my 

@ 

isnt working, i have to copy/paste it all the time which is pretty annoying, constantly have to search it up.... i have the "clownfish for skype" program and i have a small suspection that that's the problem but it doesn't seem it is.

Thanks in advance

 

What language is your keyboard set to in windows?

 

It might be that it's in a different language. When I change between English and Swedish, the @ key changes.

[noisebomb44]

 

follow your topics

[dav]

What language is your keyboard set to in windows?

 

It might be that it's in a different language. When I change between English and Swedish, the @ key changes.

 

norwegian i think 

[lubblig]

 

 

norwegian i think 

 

Check here:

If you have the option to set the keyboard to English, try that and hold shift + 2, that should make a @. If it does, try changing it back to Norwegian and then try whatever you're used to.

[Oshino Shinobu]

Check here:

If you have the option to set the keyboard to English, try that and hold shift + 2, that should make a @. If it does, try changing it back to Norwegian and then try whatever you're used to.

Make sure it's US English for that. For British English keyboards, @ is Shift + '

[LiamApex]

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[dav]

Check here:

 

If you have the option to set the keyboard to English, try that and hold shift + 2, that should make a @. If it does, try changing it back to Norwegian and then try whatever you're used to.

yeah i changed t to english, and it worked, but in norwegian it used to be alt+2 but now it doesn't do anything, shift+2="

[lubblig]

Make sure it's US English for that. For British English keyboards, @ is Shift + '

Oh, right didn't think about that...

[Lolucoca]

In the german keyboard layout it's Ctrl+Alt+Q

[dav]

Oh, right didn't think about that...

i used the american english, and it worked

[dav]

In the german keyboard layout it's Ctrl+Alt+Q

wow that @ctually helped, it's ctrl+alt+2.... but does anyone know if it's possible to change it to just alt+2?

[lubblig]

yeah i changed t to english, and it worked, but in norwegian it used to be alt+2 but now it doesn't do anything, shift+2="

Oh, ok it's almost like in Swedish then. For me it's still altgr + 2 when I've got it set to swedish. Try opening the on-screen keyboard and press shift to see if you can spot the @ sign. Or else, AltGr etc. Just try it until you find it.

[dav]

Oh, ok it's like in Swedish then. For me it's still alt + 2 when I've got it set to swedish. Try opening the on-screen keyboard and press shift to see if you can spot the @ sign. Or else, AltGr etc. Just try it until you find it.

i found it, ctrl+alt+2 but can i change it?

[lubblig]

i found it, ctrl+alt+2 but can i change it?

You could try this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22339

Don't know if it'll work with Windows 10 though. It was released back in 2007.

 

But you could look into similar tools like it to make your own keyboard layout.

 

EDIT:

Or this one http://www.kbdedit.com/

Not an official Microsoft tool and I haven't tried it myself but they claim that it works with Windows 10.

 

EDIT 2:

You could also try simply using a macro key for it or something similar if you want.

[dav]

You could try this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=22339

Don't know if it'll work with Windows 10 though. It was released back in 2007.

 

But you could look into similar tools like it to make your own keyboard layout.

 

EDIT:

Or this one http://www.kbdedit.com/

Not an official Microsoft tool and I haven't tried it myself but they claim that it works with Windows 10.

thanks for the help, will do