Windows 11 'bugs' from the Steam download.

[Lucky]

no

[kitt]

that bug with the "stuck" key is in Windows for ages and has nothing to do with Steam. It's literally Microsoft being Microsft and have somehow managed to bring the bug back in Windows 11.

[Mutley]

I'm sorry to hear that.

I think it is a W11 bug, but I have had Steam through in a few in the past.

As you know, I'm struggling with downloads and installs to W10.

I'd have thought that this stuff should be long gone in the distant past by now, but it seems to get harder (maybe it's just me, brain fog and age?).

[Iceira]

Then Kitt says it like that , when did it happend because all MS update after that date most be part of the problem or trigger this again, you might want to post it at MS forum board or support.

you can sort date and install from program and features, and see if other app cause this or is part of it. if that can even give a clue with what.

[ChristOurLife]

This a windows 10 and 11 bug, caused by the keyboardsyntaxlevel() being null (caused by your computer) therefore not knowing which inputs are which. Only way to fix is restarting.
(ctrl + alt + delete does not work in this state, dunno what caused that to work)
Also, you can litteraly just use the on screen keyboard to figure it out BEFORE you reset your pc :/

[mak o_o]

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Escrito originalmente por The_Shadow_Of_Catg:

This a windows 10 and 11 bug, caused by the keyboardsyntaxlevel() being null (caused by your computer) therefore not knowing which inputs are which. Only way to fix is restarting.
(ctrl + alt + delete does not work in this state, dunno what caused that to work)
Also, you can litteraly just use the on screen keyboard to figure it out BEFORE you reset your pc :/

Is it possible this is happening at the kernel level? Ctrl+Alt+Del is supposed to be a special case that raises an interrupt, so does that mean the keyboard driver isn't able to read this key combo and raise the required interrupt?