Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
In case it helps anyone, I noticed that you can click ctr+arrow keys and at least move back and forth via whole words.
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ft and right arrow keys have no effect in TEAMS BUT left-arrow + CTRL moves left one word, and right-arrow + CTRL moves right one word. So it is clear the arrow keys on the keyboard are functioning and sending signals to the computer. I also tried my laptop built in keyboard & the number pad. All have the same effect. What could be making the arrows by themselves not work? (Up and Down arrows work normally.)
1. Is it a laptop or desktop computer?
Laptop
2. What is the make and model of the keyboard?
HP laptop keyboard & logitech external
3. Was it working fine earlier?
Yes at most an hour before
4. Were there any recent changes made on the computer prior to the issue?
No. Maybe I inadvertently hit some hot key?
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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In case it helps anyone, I noticed that you can click ctr+arrow keys and at least move back and forth via whole words.
Can Microsoft just fix the issue instead of repeating your Windows-95 era "Just restart your <<something>>" mantra?
Teams was obviously a rush job, but guys, we're 18 months into this pandemic now! If you haven't gotten your act together, maybe just admit that you don't know what you're doing and work on integration of Office365 with Zoom / Meet instead?
Got the same issue. Dell laptop plus external MS USB keyboard. Got noticeably worse over the past week. Switch to any other app, left and right work fine. Switch back, arrows don't work but CTRL-Left and CTRL-Right are fine. Definitely not either of the keyboards.
Keeping an eye out for correlation with Excel and Word usage. I also had someone tell me they thought it was related to spell check in Teams when it puts a red line under your mistakes. Have not been able to verify that either, wondering if he was just having a dig at my typing skills.
Been using a lot of CTRL arrows with Backspace and Del in editing as a workaround. Will have to try SHIFT arrows as well but if you can't get rid of the selection, probably no good.
Has anyone raised this as a bug?
D. Ward's workaround woul be much better than restarting Teams, but unfortunately it didn't work for me (on Windows 10, version 1.4.00.26376 (64 bits)).
Which version of office. I get this problem but excel does not appear to be the cause for me.