Keyboard Problem With Lenovo Laptop 145 15Ast Windows 10

[Crocus5]

Help, can anybody give me a clue how to fix my laptop...
When I press 'v' or 'b' it comes up 'vb' also when I press 'm' or 'n'
it comes up 'mn', so I have to cancel the letter I don't want which takes ages to write anything, also the space bar goes vertical sometimes instead of horizontal, and @ is in a different place, would appreciate
any help. My laptop is only 12months old. Thanks in advance.....

[Chinajan]

What is the operating system? And what do you mean by the space bar going vertical?

[ToraToraTora]

sounds like the keyboard is knackered, get a new one here:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Lenovo-V110-15AST-V110-15IAP-V110-15ISK-V110-15IKB-laptop-keyboard/163694067660?hash=item261ced3fcc:g:tAsAAOSwD~FbxyTu
and also make sure you set it to UK style keyboard
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-your-keyboard-layout-windows-10

[bookbinder]

I suspect that by 'space bar', you really mean taskbar. Here's how to move it to the bottom edge of the screen.
https://askleo.com/how-do-i-move-the-taskbar-back-to-the-bottom/

[bookbinder]

Try googling: keyboard problem Lenovo laptop

[Fitzer]

The fact that you are getting letters which are next to each other makes me wonder if the keys aren’t stuck together. This used to happen when people spilt something sticky on their keyboard (tea or coffee with sugar was favourite) or cleaned the keyboard with an unsuitable liquid which melted the keys together.

[ToraToraTora]

laptop keyboards are pretty poor, I've replaced mine once already.

[Crocus5]

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[Crocus5]

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[Crocus5]

Hi Chinajan,
Thank you for answering, I am with Windows 10.
I cleaned the keys with alcohol this morning, took the caps off, but still no good. Is it possible to have a new keyboard fitted, or just plug one in along-side

[satprof]

You could easily use a USB-connected keyboard from another system. Just plug it into a free USB port.
Coming back to the main problem, if the machine is only about 12 months old, I would consider making a guarantee claim. (If you are offered a replacement machine, make sure you have a full backup (or at least a backup of data you want to keep & software you have bought) before swapping.)

[barry1010]

Your laptop should be under guarantee. A replacement keyboard is an easy fix, where did you buy it from?

[Crocus5]

I bought the Lenovo Laptop from Amazon, I will try
contacting Lenovo about the guarantee, see if I can get a reply. Meanwhile I will try using the vertual keyboard (very awkward) Thank you everyone you are so kind.

[barry1010]

You should contact Amazon first as they are the ones you have the contract with