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These keys are not responding.

These keys are not responding.

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_UltimatuM_
Junior Member
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02-11-2022, 04:31 PM
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So I'm reaching out for advice. The title seems misleading. On my Windows 10 Pro 21H2 (build 19044.1706), my keyboard is a Redragon Mitra K511 RGB. The issue is mainly with the numpad keys—specifically numbers 1 and 2—which Windows recognizes but don't display the correct values. It appears to be unrelated to hardware, just software behavior.

This problem only affects my user account; another one works fine on a different account. The issue starts before any other programs load. I disabled all startup items in Task Manager, but it didn’t fix things. I also tried uninstalling the driver via Device Manager, but that helped nothing. I wrote a quick AutoHotKey script to run at login, but it only works if I manually start it as an administrator.

I checked the NVIDIA Local System Container service in the support article and reinstalled the drivers, which resolved the problem. Thanks for any suggestions! Also, I’m considering a full Windows reinstall just in case. Let me know if anyone has more tips.
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_UltimatuM_
02-11-2022, 04:31 PM #1

So I'm reaching out for advice. The title seems misleading. On my Windows 10 Pro 21H2 (build 19044.1706), my keyboard is a Redragon Mitra K511 RGB. The issue is mainly with the numpad keys—specifically numbers 1 and 2—which Windows recognizes but don't display the correct values. It appears to be unrelated to hardware, just software behavior.

This problem only affects my user account; another one works fine on a different account. The issue starts before any other programs load. I disabled all startup items in Task Manager, but it didn’t fix things. I also tried uninstalling the driver via Device Manager, but that helped nothing. I wrote a quick AutoHotKey script to run at login, but it only works if I manually start it as an administrator.

I checked the NVIDIA Local System Container service in the support article and reinstalled the drivers, which resolved the problem. Thanks for any suggestions! Also, I’m considering a full Windows reinstall just in case. Let me know if anyone has more tips.

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Lloyd_Gaming
Member
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02-11-2022, 04:31 PM
#2
No, there isn't any script using those keys you mentioned.
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Lloyd_Gaming
02-11-2022, 04:31 PM #2

No, there isn't any script using those keys you mentioned.

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Thegamingnerds
Member
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02-11-2022, 04:31 PM
#3
The current setup seems to be the sole functioning script. I’ll attempt to remove AutoHotKey and check if the issue persists. EDIT: It appears the problem isn’t with AutoHotKey itself.
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Thegamingnerds
02-11-2022, 04:31 PM #3

The current setup seems to be the sole functioning script. I’ll attempt to remove AutoHotKey and check if the issue persists. EDIT: It appears the problem isn’t with AutoHotKey itself.