Using a few keys at the same time can accidentally disconfigure the keyboard, so a text like Keyboard Fix becomes 2eyb6ard f5x, or you may not be able to use accents. These are things that can happen when your keyboard is out of order, and this process can happen for a number of reasons, it can be Num Lock that is activated, your language being changed, and many others, causing a lot of problems, with it you may not even be able to fix it because you can't search properly and know how to solve it, or you may not even be able to log in to your system because of the password. Here in this article we'll show you a few ways to solve this problem, but each way will depend on how the problem was caused, so try to find your own specific way:

Num Lock

Some notebooks, when their Num Lock is pressed, completely disfigure their keyboard. This can be solved simply by pressing Num Lock. However, some notebooks are even configured with this option activated when they turn on. To solve this, you'll have to go into your system's BIOS, which is a slightly more complicated process. To do this, you'll need to restart your notebook and on the boot screen press and hold the F2 or F9 or Del or Esc or F12 keys, because unfortunately each system has a different key, so to find yours you'll have to search or try your luck. Now that you've gone to the BIOS, navigate through it with the arrow keys and the enter button, try to find the "Num Lock" option and change it to DISABLED, then press "Save and Exit".

Wrong language

Depending on the language your computer is typing in, you can go from not being able to use accents to switching to a different alphabet, which will cause major problems in your browsing. So, to solve this, press the "Windows" button on your keyboard and search for settings, now search for "Keyboard" and click on the option to "Edit language and keyboard options". Then click on "Portuguese (Brazil)" or any other desired language. If you don't even have the option of the language you want, click on "Add a Language" and search for the one you want. If you then want to quickly switch languages, just press the "Alt" and "Shift" key combination and your keyboard will switch to the other "spare" language on your system.