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Problem with keyboard, when i press key(@)it comes with(")and vice versa

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1- click on start
2- click on setting
3- click on control panel
4- dobbol click on Regional and Language Options and select English (united kingdom) rather than USA, in customise and (united kingdom) in location.In Advanced, select English(united kingdom) in Language for non-Unicode programs and then click on ok or apply, some time it asked for windows cd like windows XP pro or home addition, depends on the system is installed. thanks

problem with keyboard, when i press key(@)it comes with (dobble quot " )and vice versa

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