Also, it becomes a hassle when typing, as the computer may miss a key or two...
2 keys pressed at a time
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Andresehn
, Mar 06 2008 08:48 PM
#1
Posted 06 March 2008 - 08:48 PM
Also, it becomes a hassle when typing, as the computer may miss a key or two...
#2
Posted 10 March 2008 - 07:24 AM
I know that most basic keyboards are unable to process multiple keystrokes at once. That's one reason I had to buy a "gaming" keyboard for my desktop PC as it allowed more simultaneous keystrokes then basic ones. This is just a hardware issue and I'm 99% sure that you can't override how many keys the keyboard can register at once. Assuming I'm understanding your problem right, you may just need to find an external keyboard that allows more than 2 (which is the standard I think, if not three) simultaneous keystrokes.
As for the computer just missing a key or two due to two/three keys held at once that sounds more like an internal keyboard problem. Basic keyboards support 2-3 simultaneous strokes for just that reason, although you may need to use the Backspace, it will let you type out those letters.
As for the computer just missing a key or two due to two/three keys held at once that sounds more like an internal keyboard problem. Basic keyboards support 2-3 simultaneous strokes for just that reason, although you may need to use the Backspace, it will let you type out those letters.
#3
Posted 11 March 2008 - 03:19 PM
Actually, my problem only pertained to the arrow keys. I have no need for a fix of this problem, as I changed my map so that the control that used to belong to the arrow key now belongs to another key. Thanks for your advice anyhow!
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