I'm facing this weird problème on Windows 11: sometimes, looks like my ALT clé is being pressed sans me pressing it. My clavier stops fonctionnel properly: par exemple, si je tapez the 'D' clé, en fait Windows understands ALT+D. Any clé I tapez is interpreted as this clé plus ALT.
Usually, when this happens, I redémarrer the machine and it goes back to work normally.
Qu'est-ce que happening ici?
Comment avoid sticky ALT clé on Windows 11
Re: Comment avoid sticky ALT clé on Windows 11
C'est un common problème, usually due to poor logiciel like pilotes etc., il y a a few solutions disponible that often work:
First of all désactiver Sticky Keys: Windows-Paramètres → Accessibility → Clavier → Sticky clés:
(commonly, and par défaut, vous allez find that the Sticky Key paramètres in Windows 11 has the above options all activé)
When/si cela does continue, I recommend to try:
- Essayez pressing Alt clé once and/or multiple times
- Essayez pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del (ESC to exit the écran)
- Essayez pressing FN Key
- Essayez pressing combinations of Crtl/Alt/Shift/(FN) eg.g Crtl+Alt, Crtl+Alt+Shift, etc.
Temp., to see si cela has any effect, you could try to désactiver the Crtl Key (e.g. via Powertoys, SharpKeys, etc.).
Il y a different cases to this problème, mostly logiciel related e.g. when the système d'exploitation ne notice the release of a control clé. Par exemple, a badly written pilote for some matériel which causes a delay during which Windows skips the detection du release du clé. Ceci est usually rather hard to troubleshoot.
I would suggest updating starting avec pilotes and work your way up vers le logiciel your are using.
First of all désactiver Sticky Keys: Windows-Paramètres → Accessibility → Clavier → Sticky clés:
(commonly, and par défaut, vous allez find that the Sticky Key paramètres in Windows 11 has the above options all activé)
When/si cela does continue, I recommend to try:
- Essayez pressing Alt clé once and/or multiple times
- Essayez pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del (ESC to exit the écran)
- Essayez pressing FN Key
- Essayez pressing combinations of Crtl/Alt/Shift/(FN) eg.g Crtl+Alt, Crtl+Alt+Shift, etc.
Temp., to see si cela has any effect, you could try to désactiver the Crtl Key (e.g. via Powertoys, SharpKeys, etc.).
Il y a different cases to this problème, mostly logiciel related e.g. when the système d'exploitation ne notice the release of a control clé. Par exemple, a badly written pilote for some matériel which causes a delay during which Windows skips the detection du release du clé. Ceci est usually rather hard to troubleshoot.
I would suggest updating starting avec pilotes and work your way up vers le logiciel your are using.