trust wireless keyboard

got a new one, with optical mouse, both of which are very nice except:

the @ symbol produces a "
and shift and 2 produces a @ when the symbol on the 2 is a "

anyone know how to change it back?

cheers

Try,

Start,
Control panel,
Regional and language options.

This may be what your looking for ?

P.S. Edit..

Under the languages tab select details and there should be an option to change in there.

cheers, no thats not doing it....booger...

have you set it to country uk and lay out uk

might need restart before it changes

yeah set to english(uk) and restarted but it's doing the other thing....sigh it's only a niggle but you know, would be nice to have the right way round

What about in the Bios settings, I know mine is covered in there so maybe it would over ride anything windows is trying to set.

Did you make sure all these were set right

You need to ensure your regional settings are correct, as it sounds like your keyboard mapping is messed up.

Open the control panel > Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options > Regional and Language options.
Then make sure ALL the drop downs are correct for your country
1/Standards and Format - Regional options tab
2/location - Regional options tab
3/Languages tab > Details Button > settings tab > Default input language
4/Advanced tab top drop down.

What KoaRang said but make sure it looks like this by deleting all other languages which may be present in the "Text Services and Input Languages" box:

@@@@@@"""""""""

woohooo cheers all that works, the keys do what they are supposed to now!!!

if only i could itunes to stop being such a stain now.......

you want to use Anapod Explorer. not itunes!

mine should work now, will see when i reboot thanks for that info.

i had this problem when i re installed windows but got a lil program to install the windows keysettings



if you wan em PMme and i will email u them very handy