Keyboard switched to qwerty

A classmate from Warcraft gave me the fix; you must have accidentally pressed the alt + left shift combination. Just do it again and the problem will be solved, with shift being the key that allows you to make uppercase letters for those who aren't too familiar with it ; )

Good luck to everyone!

You've activated your numeric keypad!! On the uiop keys you also have the numbers 4567... you need to disable the numeric keypad,

for that you must disable the num lock (accessible directly or in combination with the function key (fn)

normally you have an indicator on the keyboard that tells you whether the function is activated or not (for me it's a padlock with a number inside).

to disable the numeric keypad at Windows startup:

click on "Start", "Run..." then type "regedit" and click on "OK".

you need to modify two values:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard

Then modify the string entry "InitialKeyboardIndicators"

* the value "0" leaves the keyboard unlocked

HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard

Then modify the string entry "InitialKeyboardIndicators"

* the value "0" leaves the keyboard unlocked

Normally everything will be in order on the next startup.
Then, you can always manually activate or deactivate the numeric keypad using the fn + num lock keys as previously mentioned!

Hi Tirina,

You need to go to:

1 Control Panel
2 Regional Options
3 Regional and Language Options
4 Check if you have French (Belgium)
5 Go to Languages and then Details. Make sure you have French (Belgium) in both boxes.
If French (France) is selected, you can delete it and select French (Belgium).

Be aware that Windows will only save this when you restart the PC.

There you go; try this and it should work.

Have a good day.

press ctrl + shift and the keyboard will return to azerty order.
i hope this helps you.
if you have any other questions, feel free to ask and i will see if i can help you.

Hello,
I had the same problem with a laptop keyboard!
Actually, it was the Num Lock key that was activated! If that's the case for you too, normally a small lock with a 1 in the middle is lit up!
To disable it, I just had to press Fn + Num Lock
I hope this can help some people!!

Thank you to Hoxam for their response, it's been an hour (actually more) that I've been struggling to try to reinstall the drivers... when all it takes is fn + f11!

Hi, I think I have a very simple solution that worked for me for keyboards
that have azerty456, etc.
Start by going to Programs, Accessories, Accessibility, then On-Screen Keyboard, and a window will open. Instead of struggling with a combination of keys, just press the nlk key on the on-screen keyboard and voilà, no more problems, at least for me.

Thank you, I press shift+alt+numlk and it works well.

Thank you Mimi, that's very kind, now my problem is solved =) ! :)