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Windows 10 Lenovo ThinkPad
Just recently, when making comments in Microsoft Start, I can no longer type the letter 'M'. The letter works in email and everywhere else.
The only solution I have found, has to do with Nvidia Graphic card. I don't have that.
Any ideas what changed in the last week or so?
Thanks
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This is a pretty normal thing on Microsoft Start and is the site, not people's computers or keyboards. You will notice that while it blocks the lower case m you can always add a capital M. It's the software preventing the lower case m. I have taken to just opening a new tab or notepad and typing what I want. Then copy and paste it. It will let you paste a lower case m, just not type one. This is something Microsoft will have to deal with, not something end users can fix. Just work around.
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This exact thing is also happening to me and I am using an Intel GPU....so not just Nvidia.
It started a few weeks ago....and yes, I too am only experiencing it on threads with the dark background.
The capital "M" is a way for the liberal code manager responsible for comments to categorize certain opinions.
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