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Keyboard shift keys acting strangely on Win2k Install

Asked by mousmasterbob in Windows 2000 Operating System

I am in the process of setting up a small lab for an MCSE course (Network Infrastructure). I set this lab up for various courses on a regular basis using Win2k Advanced Server evaluation copies, which is what I was doing this time as well.

After doing 10 computers with no problem, I ran into problems with the instructor computer. When I got to the screen in the installation process where you type your Name and Organization, my shift keys weren't working. One shift key (the left) thinks it's a tab, but not always the same - pressing it repeatedly causes it to jump back and forth between options, but not in a consistent pattern. The right shift key thinks it's an "a" - sometimes uppercase, sometimes lowercase, again no pattern. All the other keys seem to be fine. I backed up a bit in the installation to check the regional options (language, keyboard, etc), and everything is still set to US English.

Thanks for any help you can give me.
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