Hi Methwitch,

To be typing unicodes you'd have to have the alt key held down and numlock key enabled whilst inputing a specific 4-digit unicode value,

so your issue would be your alt key as well as numlock key.

You may disable unicodes manually by going to Windows Settings > Time and language > Uncheck Beta Unicode UTF-8 for support of global languages > click OK and that should temporarily solve your issue.

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Lmao

buy a new keyboard and wash your mousepad, gamer

Lionhearted's advice is good. Do that until you buy a new keyboard, it might be doomed and succumbed to water damage. Although if it's a mechanical one , it should be easier to clean

This post was edited by ChocolateCoveredGummyBears on Sep 27 2022 10:01pm

👹 This seems to be the problem.