My @ is not working on keyboard?
This is one of the most common issues you may run into when learning how to type on a keyboard. You can check to see if any of the keys on your keyboard are sticking. Sometimes an easy fix is to take out and replace the keyboard. If that does not work, you may need to reset the keyboard. To reset the keyboard you will need to press and hold the reset button on the back of your keyboard. Once the reset is complete you will need to press the keys on your keyboard
My @ is not working on my keyboard?
Your @ symbol is the place where you insert the number that you want to type in when using the keyboard. If you are having issues with the @ key on your keyboard, try pressing the shift key and the number two key while you press the @ symbol. If your shift key is stuck, try removing the keyboard and plugging it back in. Also try restarting your computer. If neither of these work, you may have a dead keyboard (more on the next section).
My @ is not working on my iPad keyboard?
If you have an iPad and you're having trouble with the @ symbol on the keyboard, try restarting your iPad. If that doesn't work, try restarting the Settings app. Another thing you could try is to go to General > Keyboard, tap the Keyboards button at the bottom, then tap Reset to Default on the Keyboard page.
My @ is not working?
If you are using a standard keyboard, it is possible that the “at” symbol is either missing or is in the wrong place. Try using a different keyboard to see if that helps. If you are using a laptop or tablet, try switching applications to see if that fixes the problem. The symbol might be in a different location on the keyboard. If you are using a smartphone, you can try to locate the symbol on the keyboard.
My @ is not working on my iPhone keyboard?
If the problem is happening only on your iPhone, you can try clearing the cache and restarting your phone to fix the problem. If it still persists, you can try a system restore on your phone. If you’ve recently restored your phone, it won’t work. You will need to restore your phone to the official firmware.