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Is anyone who is experiencing this issue seeing it wide spread within your organization or is it limited to just a few users or maybe even just you? Within our organization no one else in the dept (IT) is having this issue. I am on the most recent Win10 update and its not an old PC so I'm curious as to why no one else in my company seems to have this problem. It has me wondering if others of you are in this same situation, where its just you or a few others, then perhaps there is something else running on our systems not used y all users that is impacting/causing this.
Unique to me (from other co-workers) would be that I have a number of Development related apps like VS, SQL Server Mgt Studio, Crystal Reports Reporting. I also have Desktop PowerBI. Is there anything you have that others in your organization do not? Since MS seems to not be doing anything about this I figure we, the users, may have to figure it out for MS.
I think I'm also the only one. There's too much software to list, but from the most often running ones I have Office suite, Visual Studio code, SQL Server Studio, FreeCommander, IntelliJ, Notepad++.
I too am the only one that experiences (happens daily). I too am only one with Power BI (no other differences).
I too am on newer machine with Office 365 managing windows apps and updated windows 10.I personally think due to myself being the worst typist in the office it may have to do with the spell checking or combination of keys occurring (something maybe with the instant format shortcuts or something like that). Some users prior in discussion imply guesses as to how they are triggering it and all are... sloppy typist. You>?
Notepad ++ here... but rarely running. so probably not it. Also I use Flamerobin (SQL tool) and ODBC excel... also not running enough to be related.
My guess is an app in your office 365 that is integrated versus a random app like Power BI... (which I have not used in months either). I think it is combinations of keys confusing the auto formatting. I think it is that simple. (or possibly registry/profile garbled issues on old windows profiles as lord know my windows profile has been through the ringer. (A/D, redirection, multiple machines over the years, etc.)