Logitech Keyboard problem

Since I updated from tiger I hace a weird problem....
Suddenly my USB cordless keyboard (Logitech cordless desktop ex ex 110) changed a few keys by it's own it's not very annoying but I usually use them.
The given keys are < for º, and my keyboard layout is spanish (ISO) but I have the very same problem if I switch it to spanish or even english.....
Any Ideas¿? ^^

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Originally posted by Bibihest
I'm not running anything speciel in the background that I havn't been running before when it was working.
Just want to know if someone using the onboard sound and a keyboard has same problem as I I will try you tips later today to make sure it's no me who's making the error
I have the same keyboard, mobo +cpu as you and i have also enabled the soundcard so i dont think thats the issue. I'am waiting for your response hopefully you have solved it already.

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