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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.
If there are two possibilities, the first is its a bug, and the second is its a feature, and the "issue" is fundamentality the simplest thing in tech (a keystroke), then likely its the later. Its naive to think otherwise.
I suspect its intentional. I think they implemented a way to slow down or discourage people who comment a lot. I am sure its implemented with the bias that is normal for MSN.
why is this an issue? do they block the letter m on purpose? it is pretty annoying and i dont' understand why it can't be an easy fix.
People are so naive. I bet the same people believe in magical powers of paper masks.
