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- jackofallon5 months agoNew Member
Currently experiencing this issue. Shift won't work for ! or @ when remoted into certain systems on random sessions. Not sure why. I did fix it though, instead of just typing shift + 1 for an exclamation mark try typing ctrl + shift + 1. It works for me and allows me to log in to my machines!
- GlennD6 months agoGoTo Manager
Hi ovilla, welcome to the community.
Can you please provide some more details? What operating systems are involved and what applications are you trying to type into on the Unattended computer? If you can make a short recording that would be very helpful.
- ovilla6 months agoNew Member
I have the same issue on both the desktop console and the web. Any resolution for this issue?
- DustyD8 months agoActive Contributor
I'm not 100% sure if there was a published solution.
My issue went away after remapping the Right Shift key to function as the Left.
Still annoying me to no end is the apparent reversal of the CAPS and NumLock keys between the tech and client devices.
- KindaFunny8 months agoNew Member
Was there a solution to this? Why is there an onscreen keyboard? Why does it override the keystrokes, and why the hell would it be on by default.
Do threads usually end in no solution? Not a good start to this new contract. Maybe we should look into a different vendor.
- DustyD2 years agoActive Contributor
Sry for late reply, was travelling today. No, I only see the highlighted Ctrl Shift, etc boxes when using the left Shift key. The right one gets no response. Same behaviour in Notepad.
- 550c2 years agoActive ContributorHello Glenn,
Thanks for helping with this. It does not matter which shift key I use and it behaves normally when typing in notepad. What occurs is after pressing and holding shift and selecting the @ key, the window focus switches to the help desk section of the GoToResolve windows app, running on windows 10. This occurs when trying to connect and type in a remote connection login screen for a Windows Server 2016 system. I tried to use it today to be more accurate with my description to you. It is not consistent, sometimes I can use it without issue and other times it will respond as described above. - GlennD2 years agoGoTo Manager
550c does it matter which Shift key you use like DustyD mentioned? Does it happen when you just type in Word or Notepad?
- 550c2 years agoActive Contributor
Hello, the issue occurs within the GoToResolve desktop application. It occurs when I select either shift and try to type the @ symbol. It stopped for a while so I didn't come back to check this post but yesterday it started again and I was unable to log in to a system. I do see the little transparent special symbol tabs appear when selecting shift. It takes me to the devices window but it will frequently cause the program to hang for a bit and sometimes the current sessions will stop connecting.
- GlennD2 years agoGoTo Manager
Hi DustyD,
When you press either of the Shift keys did you see this displayed at the bottom of the screen? If you open Notepad or Word in session and just type is the right Shift key still being ignored?
I'm running some tests, Windows 11 to Windows 10 Unattended first in the browser and then using the Desktop Console. So far both Shift, Ctrl and Alt keys are registering correctly when I type in a Word doc.