The program lets you check to see if all keys on your board function properly
This great little utility was written by the same Korean keyboard god that also developed the LIMKB keyboard controller.
The program lets you check to see if all keys on your board function properly - it can also be used to check for ghosting and/or nkey rollover support testing.
Unlike ALL other keytest applications that I have tested (including commercial ones like PassMark KeyboardTest) this one is not tricked by fake strokes and checks only the real signals sent from your keyboard. What does this mean? This means that scripts and macro programs like AutoHotKey or AutoIt which generate keystrokes using the Windows API do not get picked up. In fact I am curious to know how he tells these apart from real keystrokes - like I said before all other programs fail at this and also pick up the "fake" keystrokes.
PassMark KeyboardTest allows users to quickly check that all the keys on their computer keyboard are functioning correctly, check the keyboard LED's, look at the internal scan codes being generated by the keyboard and measure typing speed. The down …
KeyboardChecker.com is a very simple website where users can check whether all their keyboard keys work properly. It is of use when people are in doubt whether their keys are broken, particularly with keys that are not so easily tested like F1 to F1…
Full Key Codes is a little utility to display code informations about each key of the keyboard. The developers know why :-) In a little window, you will obtain for each key down its character, its ASCII code, and the keyboard code in hexadecimal and…
A little program to display the virtual key code and the key value (or the key name for non-character keys) for each key pressed.
