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I just purchased a Dell Inspiron with Windows 7. The problem is, the keyboard seems to have a mind of its own.

When I am typing online, all of the sudden I find that I have opened a new tab or the search box has opened or I am adding something to favorites. When I am off line working in a word document, sometimes when I press p the print dialog box opens.

Sometimes when I press b the text is bolded, u the text begins to be underlined, i the text begins to be put in italics. Ohter times the entire document gets highlighted and with the next keystroke I unintentionally delete my entire document. The text justification and margins change randomly as well. It is extremely frustrating to work with a keyboard that has a mind of its own. Actually ENV. Im using a new laptop i purchased from MSI.

You are correct in saying the keyboard has a mind of its own. It randomly presses buttons such as. Or random numbers that are nowhere near your fingers. It has nothing to do with your personal machine. It is a bug within windows7. Regardless of what anyone else tells you. I dare you to try any other OS except vista.

'they use same ____' and you will not have the problem anymore. During the time i was typing this out. It tabbed me 4 times pressed enter 2 times and f11 once. Microsoft will tell you its hardware because they don't want to spend the time to fix it. I'll keep you posted because i am simply making a rewritten version of windows7.

And will be submitting it to Microsoft. With the obvious corrections. Or maybe just be they're competition. Reguardless microsoft is lazy and wont fix the problem. Because they havent typed enough on a OS to test such a problem.

Hence.one paragraph. Actually ENV.

Im using a new laptop i purchased from MSI. You are correct in saying the keyboard has a mind of its own. It randomly presses buttons such as. Or random numbers that are nowhere near your fingers.

It has nothing to do with your personal machine. It is a bug within windows7. Regardless of what anyone else tells you. I dare you to try any other OS except vista. 'they use same ____' and you will not have the problem anymore.

During the time i was typing this out. It tabbed me 4 times pressed enter 2 times and f11 once. Microsoft will tell you its hardware because they don't want to spend the time to fix it. I'll keep you posted because i am simply making a rewritten version of windows7. And will be submitting it to Microsoft.

With the obvious corrections. Or maybe just be they're competition.

Reguardless microsoft is lazy and wont fix the problem. Because they havent typed enough on a OS to test such a problem. Hence.one paragraph. I have a DELL XPS M1530 that I bought in July of 2008 and I just recently installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit on it.

When I use the built-in PS2 compatible keyboard I experience this exact same issue, the keyboard just seems to randomly execute keystrokes that I never typed but when I use an external keyboard I do not have this issue. I've checked the keyboard device driver and it is from Microsoft, version 6.1.7600.16385, dated 6/21/06.

All attempts to get an updated driver have failed. If my research is correct Vista was RTM'd November 8th of 2006 and released to the public on January 30, 2007.

I would expect that Microsoft would have released a new PS2 keyboard laptop driver sometime in the last 3-4 years but I can't seem to find one. I am glad to hear the this problem is not just a DELL issue. Using an external keyboard at home is not a big issue but when traveling it could unless I purchase an external travel sized bluetooth keyboard. I know this is not a complete solution to this issue and i too would like a new updated keyboard driver for my 1530 but it works. It's July 15, 2010. I bought a Dell Vostro 1320 with Windows 7 Professional.