If yourCaps Lock key is reversed,you’ll get lowercase letters when Caps Lock is turned onand vice-versa.
You should note that this isn’t a feature of any standard keyboard layout or OS settings.So if you are having a similar issue, it is either astuck Shift keyor there’s someinternal error in the keyboard.
To fix the reversed caps lock key on your keyboard, first,verify if the Shift key is stuck. After that,reset the keyboard settingsorreinstall it. you may also use another keyboard to test your original keyboard for faults.
you may normally just see with your eyes if akey is stuck, but sometimes the problem is almost imperceptible.
It’s especially hard to see if you’re using a laptop as the keys are more flush with the device.
If you’re using a regular keyboard, attempt to remove the shift keys and clean the area before slotting them back in.
You’ll have to be more careful with a laptop keyboard as removing the key entirely is slightly difficult and risky, but you may try sliding something thin, like a needle, under the key and press it up slightly.
For cases when you may’t actually find anything physically,
Unplug and Re-plug the Keyboard to Reset It
Resetting the keyboard often helps fix it, if it stops responding or shows issues with RGB lighting.
Not always, but sometimes it also fixes the reverse behavior of your Caps Lock key.
you may simplyreset your keyboard by unplugging and re-plugging it again.
Yet, if you have wireless keyboards or some high-end gaming keyboards, here’s our step-by-step guide onresetting keyboards.
Run the Keyboard Troubleshooter
Another effective method for resolving reverse capitalization issues on your keyboard is by utilizing the Windows keyboard troubleshooter.
