" and @ have changed places

[Oliver Hardy]

Keyboard langage and default language are still English UK in the settings

Also when I press esc I get a new page, which is a pain when I am in You Tube for example full page

Anyone help with this one!

[anonymous-user]

I’ve got exactly the same! Can’t figure it out either.

[Oliver Hardy]

Badda said:

I’ve got exactly the same! Can’t figure it out either.

If you use English Ireland keyboard setting you get the " and @ in the correct places but you will loose the pounds sign which is less of a pain

[Mars]

Mine's normal - Windows 10 pro - up to date

[annodomini2]

You're set to US Keyboard layout

[996Type]

Update has just done same for our works PC’s.

Go into keyboard settings and delete the US English language version of the keyboard and just retain the English only version, then restart.

It might happen a few times. It affected us pre-password but then was OK when we logged in, which was confusing.

[kestonian]

Windows key + space is your friend

[Oliver Hardy]

There is no US English language setting in my window settings, I have put an Ireland English setting because the keys are in the right place but as I said above the pound key symbol does not work.

[Riley Blue]

Google has the answer: https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=&...

[Shiv_P]

Use this button in taskbar - usually bottom right

[Greenmantle]

Yep usual keyboard defaulting back to US layout on an update.
Had this many times when dealing with Remote Desktop access for Windows Servers
Especially a pain when your complex password has an @ in it and you don't know the keyboard setting of the server.