Keyboard Map

[RCobbTX]

My standard US keyboard shows the shift "@" as the quote ". Lots of other stange special key problems. I do have a new powered usb hub even tried direct connect to RPi so I assume power supply is not a problem??
I hope this is not a silly beginner thing.

[sdjf]

International keyboards have a different keyboard mapping, especially for a number of symbols, than the US keyboards. It would help if you mentioned your distribution, that may affect the solution.

There are a number of files in Arch that can play a role with this, I believe, and I do not know the other distributions, but I am sure someone will come along later and tell you how to fix it.

I have tried reading how to change the keyboard layout recently as I want to sometimes be able to use a Spanish layout keyboard I have, but have not tackled actually using it. Right now, it just has sticky tags I put on on the keys that are different!

Everything is beginner stuff if you have not done it before, no matter how much experience you have!

[klricks]

My standard US keyboard shows the shift "@" as the quote ". Lots of other stange special key problems. I do have a new powered usb hub even tried direct connect to RPi so I assume power supply is not a problem??
I hope this is not a silly beginner thing.

For Raspbian only.
Run the confg utility again.
sudo raspi-config

Select 4 then I3
If your exact keyboard is not listed then choose one of the generic keyboards
Find English (US)
Complete the other menu settings then reboot.