Caps lock stuck on PSE 12 I already reset preferences and reset tool

I've tried resetting the type tool and reseting my preferences on relaunch and Its still stuck in CAPs lock ... cannot add text to my layouts in lowercase
lowercase works on other applications
thanks for any advice

I would reset the pse 11 preferences by going to Photoshop (Edit)>Preferences>General, clicking on Reset Preferences on next launch and then restarting pse 11

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My Macbook got wet due to a flower vase tipping over (cats) I have replaced the keyboard and the backlight, im thinking it needs a logic board. The sound dose not work and the computer comes on when its closed, caps lock stuck on. External keyboard works ok. thanks for your time
Kevin

I've also installed Onyx and performed maintenance and cleaning tasks. No difference...

PS Elements 11 - caps lock stuck on

I'm not stuck on caps lock.
I've attempted to reset the type tool and it's still all caps.
It's not a font issue, I've tried several I know have upper/lower and are not working.
Any other thoughts or suggestions?

I would reset the pse 11 preferences by going to Photoshop (Edit)>Preferences>General, clicking on Reset Preferences on next launch and then restarting pse 11

Caps lock stuck on

I can't log onto my macbook air as the caps lock seems to be stuck (even tho its not). Using brand new Macbook Air OS Lion, not technical so need step by step instructions pls

Hi Donna, if you've already rebooted, try this workaround...
System Preferences>Keyboard>Modifier keys>Caps Lock=no action.

Keyboard cap locks stuck

I cleaned my iMac aluminum keyboard with a windex wipe and now the cap lock key is stuck on, backspace key does not work and "i" now comes out as "ssss" Help!

You may have damaged the keyboard if liquid got into the the electronics of the keyboard. As a general rule do NOT use any liquids on a keyboard or keeps glasses of liquids in their vicinity to prevent spills. You can try doing a SMC reset or remove the keyboard and put it in a bag of rice for a few days to help it dry out.
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SMC RESET
Shut down the computer.
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OSX Caps Lock stuck on (not a sticky keyboard)

You see this question posted frequently, and I have searched exhaustively to find the right solution for my problem, to no avail.
Occasionally, my iMac will get into a funky mode where EVERTHING I TYPE IS IN CAPITAL LETTERS, regardless of the status of Caps Lock. Yes, I know, it's annoying. But it's more than just annoying because it makes it impossible to unlock the screen and I have to reboot, losing unsaved work in the process. ARGH!
You're probably already thinking of all the silly solutions; removing cracker crumbs or grape jelly from under the keys, unplugging/replugging the USB keybard or trying a different keyboard. Let me save us both some time, because it's not that obvious. I ask you to put your thinking cap on, because right now my screen is locked and I would rather not have to reboot. My wife has some unsaved work that I don't want to lose! Do you accept the challenge? Thanks! Here's what we know, and some of the things we can rule out:
* This has been known to happen while I am typing.
* The only solution I have found to restore normal behavior is a simple reboot, which resolves the problem every time.
* It is not a bad keyboard. The same behavior is exhibited by known good USB and Bluetooth OEM keyboards, as well as a third aftermarket keyboard.
* The Caps Lock keys on ALL THREE keyboards are working properly, as demonstrated by the Caps Lock LED toggling on/off with each press of the key.
* However, the Caps Lock indicator in the Password field STAYS ON and does NOT toggle when the key is pressed!
* No key behavior has been changed from their default Preferences.
* This was happening with the factory install of Lion, and has continued after the in-house upgrade to Mt Lion.
* This occurs only once every two months or so, which is why I have never got around to opening a ticket with Apple.
All of this leads me to believe that there is nothing wrong with my computer. I believe that, quite by accident, I fat-finger some magical key combination that triggers this behavior. Unfortunately, I can never figure out what I've done, or how to get it back to normal without rebooting the darn thing. Until I can figure out what triggers this behavior (and so presumably will be able to toggle back to normal when it occurs), I think my best workaround is to use a password that has all upper case letters so at least I can unlock it when it does happen. Unfortunately, right now I am still facing losing work due to a reboot if I can't find a real solution.
Suggestions? Advice? SOLUTIONS????

Hi Donna, if you've already rebooted, try this workaround...
System Preferences>Keyboard>Modifier keys>Caps Lock=no action.

Cap lock stuck

My MacBook Air caps lock is stuck on the on position and since my password is in lower case I can't sign in. The key is not physically stuck but remains in caps on .. Any suggestions

This forum is actually about the Cloud, not about using individual programs
For product specific questions you will do better in the specific product forum
If you start at the Forums Index http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa
You will be able to select a forum for the specific Adobe product(s) you use
Click the "down arrow" symbol on the right (where it says ALL FORUMS) to open the drop down list and scroll
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop

MBP 15" half 2012 caps lock stuck

Good day
i have a problem with the onboard keyboard :
sometimes after power up, the CAPS LOCK key led turn on itself, but while writing the text is still lower case.
So it's just inverted. To reset it i found that i need to plug in an usb storage key, after few seconds the CAPS LOCK led will turn off.
I know it's strange but it seems a sw issue to me, it's annoying.
No problems running an external apple usb keyboard with external video and lid closed.
Running OSX 10.9.4 but got the same problem also before,
don't know if it' something i am carrying in the Time machine backup that i use after upgrading OSX with a fresh install.
Already tried SMC and PRAM reset, but after sometimes problem reoccurring.
Any idea? thanks!
Alfredo

Hi alf69mi,
If the caps lock key on your MacBook Pro does not work as expected, I would suggest that you troubleshoot using the steps in this article -
One or more keys on the keyboard do not respond
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1381
Specifically the section titled “Some keys don't work as expected.”
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Best,
Brett L

Caps lock stuck.

MBPro was logged out and screen was closed. Hours later attempted to re-log into and kept getting wrong password error. Logged under guest opened notes, safari & contacts and showed I was typing in all caps even w/o caps lock lite up. Cannot get it to normal.

If you are in the habit of eating and drinking while using the computer, dirt & crumbs could have gotten underneath the caps key. If you have a can of compressed air or a vacuum hose, run it over the key. You can remove the key if you have to - How to remove and clean your Macbook Pro Keyboard
Cleaning Macbook keys after a spill
Non accidental hardware issue, take the computer to an Apple store or an AASP. Whichever is more convenient for you.
Liquid damage is not covered under Apple's standard 1 year warranty or Apple Care.
NOTE: If you are out of warranty and purchased the computer with a credit card, discuss the warranty issue with the credit card company which you purchased the computer with. They are the only ones who can at this point cover the computer after it goes out of warranty with the manufacturer (Apple).
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Cap lock stuck on no light macbook air

I've rebooted, done a SMC reset and it's still stuck. I can't login. Help.

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My macbook pro is stuck in caps lock, among other problems

my macbook pro (now leopard 10.6) is stuck in caps lock, no matter if the caps lock key is on or if I use shift, and windows close very slowly. I also can't erase the hard drive with my Mac OS X dvd. I can't login because my password requires numbers I can't access due to the caps lock problems, but sometimes it randomly logs me in without asking for my password.

Which version of OS X is running on the machine? When you say that the installation DVD is 'stuck' do you mean physically stuck in the machine and you cannot boot from it?
Unless your running Lion or Mountain Lion, both of which have Recovery partitions, I would think that you're simply 'stuck' if you cannot boot from the DVD. At this point, I would take the machine to an Apple Store or an AASP for a free diagnosis and repair estimate. If it turns out that you've a failed hard drive, of course, you can always replace it yourself.
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Caps Lock Key Stuck on Compaq Presario CQ57

Hey,
Today when i powered my Compaq Presario CQ57 up the CAPS LOCK key could not be turned off. The CAPS LOCK indicator light remains on. The computer boots and performs normally with the exception of this one big issue.
Any advice or assIstance would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Welcome to Discussions Maria - the only thing I can think of is to turn the keyboard upside down and rap it on the table. This might unstick the key... maybe....
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[SOLVED(kind of)] Typing 'install' anywhere in Arch turns Caps Lock on

This is a strange one. Anytime I type the word install, whether X apps or apps running outside of X, Caps Lock is turned on, including the light on my keyboard. My keyboard is 'Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 v1'. The text I see, either in bash or an app running on X, is 'instALL' when this happens.
This does not happen on Windows, nor has it done this in other distros (PCLinuxOS). The keyboard is relatively new, does not appear to have any stuck keys, doesn't exhibit any other strange behavior, etc. Am I out of my mind or is this some obscure thing that is only mentioned in dark corners or back-alleys?
Last edited by willbprog127 (2011-11-16 18:34:56)

b4data wrote:That certainly seems odd. Are you able to modify the behaviour using xmodmap?
Yes, I tried changing the Caps Lock to Delete, just for the fun of it, and instead of 'instALL' I would get 'instll'.
b4data wrote:
When you say
apps running outside of X
you do mean in a tty, yes? In any event, what DE/WM/DM are you using? Have you anything in your .xinitrc, .bash_profile, rc.local et cetera that you may have set up for modifying your previous (presumably correctly working) keyboard?
Yes, the behavior is in a tty as well as any X program. I am using a custom setup with fluxbox, lxpanel and pcmanfm. I have not made any changes to my .xinitrc, .bash_profile, rc.local that would cause this. I do use numlockx for turning on the NumLock, but that's it.

Laptop won't start quickly but power wifi and caps lock light keeps blinking

Hi, it has happened before too but rarely but nowadays it happens on daily purposes.
When I switch on my laptop after leaving it for 8-9 hrs, it won't start up but instead power, wifi and caps lock light keep blinking. I tried removing battery and pressing power button for few minutes but nothing happens. Then i left it like that with lights blinking and after 15 20 minutes it booted. I did same yesterday too. I left it like that it booted after 20 minutes..so My question is "why is this happening? Is it a motherboard issue or is it because of cold moisturous weather here and laptop takes time to get warm up?" Should I show it to HP Service center?

Hi @Nishant5788
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I see that you are having a problem getting your notebook to boot up normally. As for what is causing the problem the blinking Caps Lock should tell us what is causing the problem as it should be blinking in a pattern. This HP document Computer Does Not Start and LEDs blink has a chart that will tell you what the blink codes mean.
This is most likely a hardware issue and you can give us a call regarding repair options. You can reach HP Total Care at 1-800-474-6836 in North America or start here if you live outside of North America.
Please click “Accept as Solution ” if you feel my post solved your issue.
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Wireless keyboard caps lock issue (not LED related)

i just bought an iMac last week and I'm having a weird issue with caps locks. It seems like that particular key needs to be pressed harder than the rest of the keys to register a keystroke. If I hit it lightly, the key will depress but the keystroke won't register and the LED light won't come on. Any other key, even if I hit it very lightly, as long as it was pressed down, the keystroke is registered,
I found the right amount of force where I can press it down like 10 times and it won't register the keystrokes at all. When I'm typing fast, I'll have to go back to capitalize almost 80% of the letter that need capitalizing even though I hit the caps lock key while I was typing. All the "I"s, the first letters of every sentence and the first letters of proper names.
I've had plenty of keyboards, some wireless and I've never had this issue, nor have I had it on my Macbook. I'm just wondering if this is how it was designed to work or if I have a faulty keyboard that I need to go and replace.

Hi Guys
Glad I've just found these posts. Got a new 27" iMac just before Christmas. Greatly relieved that everything worked despite all the reports of cracked screens, etc. BUT - only small problem was the Caps Lock light not always coming on. Rang Apple and got a replacement. Now today I'm having same problems - first the light froze and wouldn't go off. Then it wouldn't come on. I've now tried your advice of switching off the keyboard and taking out the batteries. Works OK now. Hopefuly it'll stay that way. Only thing is - pity Apple couldn't have given me that advice. Reading these posts, there is clearly an ongoing problem with the caps lock light on the wireless keyboard. A problem thats been around for months. Clearly Apple's poilicy, as always, is to admit nothing until it comes up with a fix. Pity that policy appears to extend to not even telling their own employees that there is a problem ...

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