My keyboard makes to many spaces!

OK, I just meant to disable the keyboard one, cos you need teh mouse to keep working.
Just to be sure that you did the USB driver reinstall properly (yesterday?), you should have done the following:

1. Disconnect the keyboard.
2. Go to Device Manager.
3. Expand ALL Universal Serial Bus controllers.
4. Right-click every device under the Universal Serial Bus controllers nodes, and then click Uninstall to remove them one at a time. Do the mouse last.
5. Restart the computer (using the reset button).
6. Plug in the keyboard and test.

So you did have Daemon Tools at one stage? Did you uninstall it, or just disable it?
Does your CD/DVD drive work?

 

Here's something else (easy) to try (apparently power management can sometimes cause issues):
Right click on USB rodhub that has the keyboard listed under it..
In the popup menu, select Properties and then click the Power Management tab.
Now clear the checkbox called Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.

 

I uninstalled daemon tools, I actually didn't used it. And yes my cd/dvd drive works.

I've done the first thing you wrote and also the thing with the power management.

I'll come back later and tell you how it is.

 

still making spaces

 

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Hmmm....
Ok. The failure of all those attempts, combined with the fact that the onboard keyboard space bar doesn't work makes me think that it's something down deep in the works.
Keyboard key assignments are made in the registry, so maybe it's associated with that.
All I can suggest at this stage is that you might try a registry clean up.
Try CCleaner (free) which you can download from here:
http://majorgeeks.com/CCleaner_Slim_d4191.html
It's easy to use, and quick. It has a Registry cleaning option (see tabs) - run that. When it asks if you want to back up, say yes -- always a good idea when messing with the Registry.
I'll have to tune in tomorrow for the results. Way past my bed time. Bonne nuit.

BTW, the

 

I allready had ccleaner, and i ran the scan and it didn't find anything.

Night night :zzz

 

It is win7 64-bit, and win7 was with the acer.

Right now i only have my keyboard and mouse (headset soon.)

The hardware id's is: ACPI\PNPA000 and *PNPA000

And i've attached the speccy file.

 

Text file is attached.

There was no mounting applications on my computer, and the program didn't find them on the list.

 

I'd better leave you with David GP to sort out the chipset installation; however, I see that the Speccy log* says that you have a keyboard plugged into your PS/2 outlet. Any idea why that would be? If you can find a PS/2 keyboard listed under your Device Manager, you could try uninstalling it.
BTW, are the keyboard and mouse still listed under the same USB hubs as before?

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I could download it fine... well, that's only one person saying it! :-D :duck

 

Thanks for removing the serial key!

I don't know why it says i have a keyboard plugged into my PS/2 outlet. But i have a PS/2 outlet behind my computer.

Yes, i don't have the Win7 DVD But i've heard of a way you can make your own Win7 DVD by burning a file on a CD. I don't know if it's illegal but it could help?

I don't know if my Acer have a restore option.

Do you know where i can find the PS2 driver in the device manager?

Yes my mouse and keyboard is still in the same hubs.

And when i should take a backup of my files when i reset the USB driver pack, which files should i backup?

 

Hello again.

It may be under keyboards (if you're looking at devices by Type) or PCI Bus (if you're looking at devices by Connection). Anyway, just keep expanding things until you see something with keyboard and PS/2 in it.

You should backup anything that you don't want to lose. That would be Outlook files (or similar), Word and other Office files, music, photos, software you have downloaded and don't want to or can't download again, etc.

BTW, I was thinking if you ever feel like giving up on this, or we can't resolve it, there are a couple of workarounds, for Word at least. That would be to set up a macro to replace all multiple spaces with a single space, which you could run when you finish a document, or you could set some Autocorrect systems, which may be able to convert multiple spaces to a single space, each time they are produced (not sure if that would work).

BTW2, I've been meaning to ask, when the problem occurs, can you stop it by rebooting, and then it's good for another 5 minutes, or does it stop doing it if you just let it rest for a few minutes, or do you have to turn it off overnight?

BTW3, what USB outlests do you have, and where are they?

 

I can't find the PS2 under the device manager.

And i don't want to use those kinda programs that removes spaces, because i get kinda confused when i use them.

Yes, i can stop it by rebooting, but then it starts again after the 5-10 minutes.

I'm not sure what outlests means, because i can't find it in the dictonary, but i'll try. I have 2 PS2 USB back on my computer (green and purple) and i have 6 2.0 USB back on my computer and 2 2.0 USB front of my computer.

And how do i use the USBFilter program?

 

Sorry, not 'outlests'... I meant 'outlets', as in USB ports. :-o You answered the question, anyway.

So no PS/2 keyboard under device manager, but it is listed in Speccy. I don't know what to make of that. :confused

With the USB ports on the back of the computer, do you have two close together near the top? Have you tried the keyboard in one of those?

DavidGP, I'm wondering if we should suggest going into the BIOS and typing some stuff there, to see if the problem occurs there also.:confused

 

the 4 back on the computer is close to each other and they are in the middle.

I still get the spaces when i try the USB's back on my computer.

 

In msconfig startup i have: Steam, Microsoft Security Essentials, PC Tools Firewall Plus, Acer Backup Manager and Realtek HD-Audio-Konfiguration enabled, and i will try disable them and come with the result.

And after i've done that i will move the mouse and keyboard to the other hub.

 

I FOUND THE PROBLEM!!!!

it was a program on my computer, whenever i started it it began making spaces.

I deleted the program...

 

HA! BRILLIANT! And well done DavidGP! :tas:tas:tas:tas:tas:tas:tas:tas
I think I'll just Bunny Hop off to bed to celebrate. It's just gone 4:44:44 am here! (That was the time when I looked at my PC clock)

 

Thanks for the help! :-D

 

The app makes you BunnyHop in Counter-Strike Source, you just hold the spacebar down and then you jump like this video:
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