hey i had a small issue about typing on mechanical keyboard
at very few rare moments while i am typing and pressing one key, it keeps repeating key incessantly until i find the guilty pressed key
e.g: i am typing a then suddenly, it presses "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa......"
what s wrong with my keyboard?
#keyboard: mk 85 with red cherry

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i am having the same issue with my mx red poker. not only for one key but for any of the wasd keys. very annoying when playing quake... i was suspecting the controller as the cause. if it's the switches, would it be easy to switch them with say the 7, 8, 9, 0 key-switches?

well, this is freaking annoying. sometimes it could fuck up all i wrote
may the lightness of red switch get trouble?

this issue seems to be fixed for me by switching from ps/2 to usb. i just played a ctf match with no single 'sticky key'. but i need a few more games to be sure...hfgl

2nd game without problems. are ps/2 issues a known poker thing? i'm sure it's not my ps/2 port or computer because i used a different ps/2 keyboard on that port with no issues before. will play more...

ajx wrote:well, this is freaking annoying. sometimes it could fuck up all i wrote
may the lightness of red switch get trouble?

No but you can swap top case and spring with another switch to try.
there must be some mechanical problem in the switch.

Gilgam wrote:

ajx wrote:well, this is freaking annoying. sometimes it could fuck up all i wrote
may the lightness of red switch get trouble?

No but you can swap top case and spring with another switch to try.
there must be some mechanical problem in the switch.

If it happens when a combination of keys is pressed, it's likely the controller.

It's only when you can press a certain key a number of times and it just starts repeating that you might think about checking the switch. Otherwise you might destroy a perfectly fine switch for nothing.

nullpunkt wrote:this issue seems to be fixed for me by switching from ps/2 to usb. i just played a ctf match with no single 'sticky key'. but i need a few more games to be sure...hfgl

2nd game without problems. are ps/2 issues a known poker thing? i'm sure it's not my ps/2 port or computer because i used a different ps/2 keyboard on that port with no issues before. will play more...

never seen that while i am playing
and my kb is full usb

JBert wrote:

Gilgam wrote:

ajx wrote:well, this is freaking annoying. sometimes it could fuck up all i wrote
may the lightness of red switch get trouble?

No but you can swap top case and spring with another switch to try.
there must be some mechanical problem in the switch.

If it happens when a combination of keys is pressed, it's likely the controller.

It's only when you can press a certain key a number of times and it just starts repeating that you might think about checking the switch. Otherwise you might destroy a perfectly fine switch for nothing.

if the controller causes this trouble, what can i do?
my keyboard comes from qpad, mk 85

client support ?

Go USB. None of those pesky make and break scancodes.

Anyway, you got more than 6 fingers on your nonmousing hand?

Oh wait, it's ONLY USB? Sounds like the NKRO implementation is causing problems.

I have the same issue with my Qpad mk-85 Red Cherry.
I contacted the seller company and got an replacement but the issue was on the new one also.
Anyone got any ideas how to fix it?
When i press backspace it goes in a loop and stops when i press it again or press another button
also with other keys like F, I etc
EDIT: I have the usb version(i dont know if there is another version)

Sorry, I was thinking of the older one.

I suspect their trick of acting as multiple keyboards is messing something up.

Every time a keyboard manufacturer tries USB NKRO SOMETHING gets messed up. Except the Microsoft Sidewinder x4 .

Most of the NKRO USB implementations are fine on Windows.

Except Qpad/qtronix/Xarmor/iOne it seems.

They suck in general though.

Reference or it's just FUD.

FUD you.

links are on my PC

Links to more FUD don't count, BTW.