Weird problem with a keyboard

hey

i've recently had this problem where when i type, instead of getting one letter per stroke i get 3-5 letters. So when typing "Hey" it often turns to "Hheeey" etc. Happeninng a lot with "a","c" and "v" keys, tho all the keys seem to be affected by this, more or less. This seems to happen at random and nowdays it's occurring even more often than it used to. As a bonus, some strokes aren't getting registered at all.  As you might imagine, typing with this kind of problem is quite irritating since i often have to type evvery other word twice.

the keyboard i use is tesoro durandal g1 with cherry MX blacks. The board itself is about 10 months old. The problem started about 2-3 months ago.

Switching between ps/2 and usb has no difference, the cable seems fine as do the connectors, could motherboard cause this kind of trouble? I have checked under the keys to see if theres any dirt but theres barely any dust in there so doubt that is the case. Tried reinstalling/removing drivers etc. - i've yet to try with another keyboard tho, i'll have to ask around if somebody is willing to borrow an oldie for a few days ~

anybody else suffered from this type of problem? could it be that the keyboard is wearing out?

Thanks~

 

Have you tried to unplug it and plug it back in? 

 

Jokes aside, have you tried plugging the keyboard into a different computer and seeing if the same thing will happen? If it still happens, I think you may have a faulty keyboard. If the problem is just on your computer, I think some software/driver may be bugged and need to be reinstalled. That's my guess. 

Turn Sticky/Filter keys off  :D

drivers reinstalled multiple times but unfortunately didn't solve the problem ~ tried plugging it to my old laptop but the problem was still there - guess i'll have to buy a new keyboard : / its a shame cause i really liked this one ~

and sticky keys are always off :pp

Check if your specific keyboard came with a 1 year manufacture warranty. It'll save you from having to buy a new one.