Keyboard Typing Numbers Instead of Letters (Windows 10) - FIXED

Now if your keyboard is typing numbers instead of the letter then you have to hold down the Function Key (Fn) to write normally. Well, the problem is simply solved by pressing Fn + NumLk key on the keyboard or Fn + Shift + NumLk but it really depends on the model of your PC.

1. How do I change my keyboard keys back to normal?
2. How do I change my keyboard from numbers to letters?
3. How do I fix my keyboard automatically typing?
4. Why is my keyboard typing incorrect?

How do I change my keyboard keys back to normal?

All you have to do to get your keyboard back to normal mode is press ctrl + shift keys together. Check to see if it's back to normal by pressing the quotation mark key (second key to the right of the L). If it's still acting up, press ctrl + shift again one more time. This should bring you back to normal.

How do I change my keyboard from numbers to letters?

Use the number key pad to enter numbers. 1.
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To type the letter C, tap it three times.

1. From within a text entry screen, tap the text entry field to open the virtual keyboard.
2. If necessary, tap to deselectSwype and T9.
3. Tap the Shift key to switch between uppercase and lowercase text.

How do I fix my keyboard automatically typing?

What can I do if my keyboard is automatically typing?

1. Run the keyboard troubleshooter. ...
2. Update/Reinstall the keyboard driver. ...
3. Drain your laptop battery. ...
4. Try your keyboard on a different PC. ...
5. Use external keyboard instead of your laptop keyboard. ...
6. Make sure that Sticky Keys aren't enabled. ...
7. Install the latest updates.

Why is my keyboard typing incorrect?

The quick way to change it is to just hit Shift + Alt, which allows you to alternate between the two keyboard languages. But if that doesn't work, and you're stuck with the same problems, you'll have to go a little deeper. Go into Control Panel > Region and Language and click on the 'Keyboard and Languages' tab.