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As of late my husband's keyboard has been taking over my machine and all his
keystrokes interrupt and override whatever I am typing on my screen. We have
a homenetwork with an etherlink, but the problem isn't the network,
because the keystrokes still appear on my screen when physically disconnected
from both the ethernet and the internet. We both have wireless MS keyboards
and mice, and this is what we think is doing it. I am in one office (the
front bedroom) and he is in the other (in the back bedroom). His transmitting
keyboard has not been moved, neither has my receiving device. The really
weird thing is that when we switch keyboards, I then start transmitting my
keystrokes on HIS machine. This isn't a new keyboard, but this has only been
happening (frustratingly!!!) for the last few weeks. Any ideas (short of one
of us getting a nonwireless keyboard)? Many thanks.
As of late my husband's keyboard has been taking over my machine and all his
keystrokes interrupt and override whatever I am typing on my screen. We have
a homenetwork with an etherlink, but the problem isn't the network,
because the keystrokes still appear on my screen when physically disconnected
from both the ethernet and the internet. We both have wireless MS keyboards
and mice, and this is what we think is doing it. I am in one office (the
front bedroom) and he is in the other (in the back bedroom). His transmitting
keyboard has not been moved, neither has my receiving device. The really
weird thing is that when we switch keyboards, I then start transmitting my
keystrokes on HIS machine. This isn't a new keyboard, but this has only been
happening (frustratingly!!!) for the last few weeks. Any ideas (short of one
of us getting a nonwireless keyboard)? Many thanks.