Question: you can change the comma?

thomthom

My computer has the hilarious habit of changing which input it uses. It started with the , and ; setup, so I learned SU that way. Then, for whatever reason, it switched to the . and , setup. I found no solution then and had to get used to it. Now, after several months, it's switched back. I am so annoyed right now.

Are your keyboard language switching?

Gaieus

Yeah, some basic info like operating system, language of OS etc. wouldn't be bad in such a case.

I use a laptop with (US) English keyboard but with a Hungarian OS (XP) on it. When I need my native characters, I switch between keyboard layouts with the Shif+Alt key combination (which is the system default). In this case, especially characters like the semicolon are shifted elsewhere.

srx

Yes this works in Windows 7 also.