My key pad has ay mind of its own keeps repeating the same letter

Assuming you want to enter a name into the directory, simply keep pressing the appropriate key until you get the desired letter. For example, if you want one of "ABC" then keep pressing the "2" key to cycle through these letters.

Assuming you want to enter a name into the directory, simply keep pressing the appropriate key until you get the desired letter. For example, if you want one of "ABC" then keep pressing the "2" key to cycle through these letters.

Keyboards on Windows computers can repeat letters when key press sensitivity is too high. This problem can be rectified by adjusting your keyboard's repeat frequency. Once this is lowered, key presses will occur slower and you will not have the letters repeated instantly.

Click"Start," then "Control Panel." Click "Hardware and Sound," followed by "Keyboard." Move the "Repeat delay" slider further to the left below the "Character repeat" option. The further left the slider moves, the longer the delay will be before a character repeats.

Press them and find out, keep in mind that all functions on any IBM standard keyboard are enabled. You can also go to the HP factory support site and use the search window to pose the question by specific model number.

Seems like there's some dirt in there. Try one of those compressed air in the can specifically designed for cleaning computer keys. If that doesn't work, you'll need to take the key out. By the way, the "r" didn't repeat in your post!

NAME DISPLAY
NOTE: Display Dterm
A name with up to 16 characters can be entered to display the name on
other Dterm telephones when making a call.
• Press Speaker key, Receive dial tone.
• Dial the Name Assignment access code and receive special dial tone.
• Using the keypad, depress the key with the desired letter to display the
first letter on the key. The
display will indicate the
numerical designation.
Subsequent depressions will
advance through the letters
on that key. The Dial Pad Key
TABLE can be used as a
guide to indicate the key and
the number of depressions required to display numbers, letters, spaces
and periods.
• When the desired letter is displayed, depression of the Transfer key will
change the letter to a lower case letter (default is upper case). Depress
the Hold key to enter that letter and advance to the next entry.
• Repeat the previous two steps until the desired name is displayed and
entered

Hold the "Fn" key down while pressing "F9" key, subtitled "Padlock" (!!) - is equivalent to NUM LOCK nomenclature used on most computers. Note - Repeating above resets number pad to ON.

If that doesn't work for you something is malfunctioning as far as I know.

OK, I've found a soliution! :) I've been diging the internet and many people are having the same problem, so it is a common problem however the soliution is very simple (in my case). The thing is that laptops does not has a saparated Num Pad, and numbers can be found on keys under F1-F12 row or/and (active with Fn key) on alphabetic keys uiopjkl;m/ and so on. But if there is a NumLk key on your keyboard, you can lock the Num Pad on alphabetic keys. Then you have to hold Fn key pressed to write letters.  Find the NumLk key and try to turn off the Num Pad :)
On my laptop (Acer extensa 5120) NumLk key is on F11 and active when Fn is depressed.
Hope this wil help :)

Hello! am Fabian,
problem.
every time i press a letter another letter shows up the space bar ...

solution.
first, be show to check if any other key is down, if not, dust your keyboard/pad to make sure the keys are free. if you problem remains, its likely your keyboard may be moist. you have to dry it by opening/ exposing it internal circuitry's to a dry air for some hours then close it up and test. if this did not work, it means you will need to replace your keyboard/pad.

when drying do not expose to direct sun light. if you have to replace the keyboard/pad buy an exart from your system manufacturer if you can.

i hope this information will be helpful.
Thanks.

This works on the series E phones. It may or may not work on the series II.

1. Press the Speaker key (do not use the handset).
2. Dial the Name Assignment access code and wait for the special dial tone.
3. Using the key pad spell the name. Press each number until the letter appears.
4. When the correct letter is displayed Press the HOLD key. Pressing the HOLD key will lock the letter in place and advance to the next position.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 continue to spell the name.

Pressing the TRANSFER key will change the current letter to lower case.
Example to enter the name “Pat” press:
77 HOLD 22 TRANSFER HOLD 88 TRANSFER HOLD