Keyboard problems: Noppoo Choc Mini.

Vanhishikha · 19 Jul 2013 at 13:22

Hey guys, so recently, out of the blue, I've been having issues with my noppoo choc min keyboard.

If I'm typing, sometimes the noppoo will input 2 characters of the same letter where I am only asking it to put one.

This was an issue when I tried to use this keyboard in PS/2 mode with a PS/2 connector, since that problem I have been back on USB, it's becoming really aggravating, especially since I spend a lot of the time in-front of my computer, as I code a lot of the time and stuff like that.

Is there any way to fix this as like I said, it's really aggravating.

Also: During writing this post, at least 5 words did type in twice, it is normally e's and w's, but it is also other letters such as s, r and t's.

Ethermaster · 19 Jul 2013 at 13:57

A 14lb club hammer ?????

I would check under the key's in case anthing is stuck there keeping the switch in place.

Vanhishikha · 19 Jul 2013 at 14:54

Ethermaster said:
A 14lb club hammer ?????

I would check under the key's in case anthing is stuck there keeping the switch in place.

I gave the whole keyboard a full clean, cleaned everything out and at the moment it seems to of improved slightly, let's just hope it stays this way.

kaku · 19 Jul 2013 at 16:26

It could be switches going. How old is it?

Vanhishikha · 19 Jul 2013 at 18:41

kaku said:
It could be switches going. How old is it?

Pretty new, got it around the end of January 2013, so yeah, it's not old or anything like that, I consider that fairly new, I mean I had the razer blackwidow elite for like a year and a half prior to that and I had no problems with that, so not entirely sure what's going on as of the moment.

jorzeh · 1 Dec 2013 at 10:56

Mines doing the Same it's Very annoying, Infact I think it's probably because it's just a Chinese pile of crap, Looking at getting a Corsair one myself, Problem is this ones from Hong Kong so it would cost me more to send back then to buy a new keyboard.

jorzeh · 3 Dec 2013 at 22:29

I've been playing with my Fn + F10 and F11 Keys I found if I get two letters per press I go with F11, And if I get too view or a press is not registered then I go with F10, Seems to have worked for me, However I just got myself a Corsair K65 from OCuk, So I shall be switching to that keyboard.