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CPS Tests

Keyboard

Keyboard Test

Press every key on your keyboard; working keys light up and stay marked.

Press a key
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Holding: Hold several keys together to check rollover
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Keys are captured while you test. Press Esc then Tab to move on with the keyboard.

How to use the keyboard tester

  • Click anywhere on the page, then press each key.
  • A key turns blue while you hold it and green once it has been detected.
  • A key that stays grey after you press it was not detected.

Common key problems

  • Dead key: never lights up. Try pressing it near the edges too.
  • Sticky key: stays blue after you let go, often because of dust or a spill.
  • Wrong key: a different key lights up, usually because of a layout setting.

Rollover and ghosting

Rollover is how many keys a keyboard can report at once. Hold the keys you use together in games, such as W, A, Shift and Space, and watch Most at once. If a held key stops lighting up, or one you did not press appears, that combination ghosts.

Frequently asked questions

Why does a key work here but not in other apps?

Then the hardware is fine. The cause is more likely a layout setting, a remapping tool or a shortcut used by that app.

Can I test a laptop keyboard?

Yes. Keys your laptop does not have, such as the number pad, simply stay grey.

Why can’t I test the Fn key?

Fn is handled inside the keyboard and never reaches the browser. Test it through the keys it changes, such as media or brightness keys.

Is anything I type saved?

No. The tester runs in your browser and nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.

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