Now before you go asking 'Why did you label it as Software? That's a Hardware issue' this is not a Hardware issue. It cannot be. Why? Let me start from the beginning.
I am currently on a Windows 10 Professional x64 install. Nothing else should really matter too much, but if need be I'll provide other info in subsequent posts. I have had this keyboard for a couple of years. It's served me well. Then suddenly, out of the blue, my zero key stops wanting to work. The one above my P key on the US keyboard. I know this is not a Hardware issue because if it was, it wouldn't just stop at the zero key. It'd stop me from inputting a ) anywhere. But as you can see, that works just fine. That being the case, I scoured the internet for some sort of answer to this. Having found none, I looked for key testers as hard as I could. I found a Java Key Event Tester, which was even better for me because it gave me a very important insight as to the nature of my issue. For some reason, my keyboard does not want to register a KeyDown OR a KeyPress event. It will, however, register a KeyUp. So I can lift the key up and it'll register 'Oh hey. He lifted the key up from having it pressed down.' But it won't register 'Oh hey. That key was pressed down. Let's input the corresponding input associated with that key.' I am at my wits end on here. I need help. Either a program that can find something related to why this is the case, or otherwise. Any sort of help is appreciated, and I would very much like info on this. I will upload a PDF-picture that shows what the Javascript Key Event Tester is showing me. I thank you for any and all help going forward.
I am currently on a Windows 10 Professional x64 install. Nothing else should really matter too much, but if need be I'll provide other info in subsequent posts. I have had this keyboard for a couple of years. It's served me well. Then suddenly, out of the blue, my zero key stops wanting to work. The one above my P key on the US keyboard. I know this is not a Hardware issue because if it was, it wouldn't just stop at the zero key. It'd stop me from inputting a ) anywhere. But as you can see, that works just fine. That being the case, I scoured the internet for some sort of answer to this. Having found none, I looked for key testers as hard as I could. I found a Java Key Event Tester, which was even better for me because it gave me a very important insight as to the nature of my issue. For some reason, my keyboard does not want to register a KeyDown OR a KeyPress event. It will, however, register a KeyUp. So I can lift the key up and it'll register 'Oh hey. He lifted the key up from having it pressed down.' But it won't register 'Oh hey. That key was pressed down. Let's input the corresponding input associated with that key.' I am at my wits end on here. I need help. Either a program that can find something related to why this is the case, or otherwise. Any sort of help is appreciated, and I would very much like info on this. I will upload a PDF-picture that shows what the Javascript Key Event Tester is showing me. I thank you for any and all help going forward.
