keyboard characters mismatching. when i typed @ it display "

[Siddaramesh]

hello,

in my raspberry pi keyboard characters are mismatching. when i type @ symbol it display's "(double invited) and if i pressed \(back slash character) it display's #(sharp symbol). what problem is this..? how can i solve this problem..
please tell me...

thank you...

[fruitoftheloom]

hello,

in my raspberry pi keyboard characters are mismatching. when i type @ symbol it display's "(double invited) and if i pressed \(back slash character) it display's #(sharp symbol). what problem is this..? how can i solve this problem..
please tell me...

thank you...

The Raspberry Pi uses GB UK keyboard layout by default, therefore you need to change the layout, if you have Raspbian OS installed raspi-config is used for configuration:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentati ... -config.md

[Siddaramesh]

hello,

in my raspberry pi keyboard characters are mismatching. when i type @ symbol it display's "(double invited) and if i pressed \(back slash character) it display's #(sharp symbol). what problem is this..? how can i solve this problem..
please tell me...

thank you...

The Raspberry Pi uses GB UK keyboard layout by default, therefore you need to change the layout, if you have Raspbian OS installed raspi-config is used for configuration:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentati ... -config.md

which keyboard layout should i select....?

[kusti8]

Well, what country are you in? I'm in the US, so I would select US.

[Siddaramesh]

i'm from India.. i also need to select US.

[ame]

i'm from India.. i also need to select US.

You should select the keyboard layout that matches your keyboard.

[klricks]

Item #14 in Pitfalls for Beginners 'sticky' gives step by step on how to change keyboard layout: viewtopic.php?f=91&t=83372&p=651745#p661684