Belgian Azerty keyboard has 2 keys swapped in Boot Camp

Let me get some screenshots of their Windows 10 keyboard settings and post them back over here.

Thanks for responding (both of you).

Mario

Hi,

Yes I did see the other post that was linked to.

I believe this can be resolved by using an alternative keyboard layout (like to avoid the registry approach).

My customer will be able to grant me remote access to their machines tomorrow lunchtime (CET).

I should then be able to take a screenshot of what is currently configured.

Thanks,

Mario

Hi,

I have been able to create screenshots today of the settings they are using:

Below is a photo of their AZERTY keyboard:

These are the current settings they have in their Windows 10 Pro which results in these 2 keys being swapped:

When I click on Options in the above screenshot:

To me the proper keyboard has been selected (Belgian (Apple)).

I have tried other AZERTY keyboards, but not of them do the trick: when they type the @ sign, they get <.

Any ideas ?

Thanks,

Mario

Strange enough, the Magic Keyboards have a perfect match under OS X - all keys are how they are physically positioned on the keyboards.

Also: the internal azerty keyboard in their MacBook Pros is functioning perfectly under Windows 10 Pro - no swapped keys at all

So what they initially ended up doing was typing the @-sign on the MBP's keyboard while typing the rest of the mail addresses on their external Magic Keyboards. Now they know that those 2 keys are swapped and they are getting used to that... however, I personally feel it's a job half done with those 2 keys not being mapped correctly.

I'm using a US International keyboard layout on all my personal machines (including a MacBook Pro w/ Boot Camp and Windows 7 Pro) which is not usual for Belgium, but I have never had any issues of this sort...

It is, isn't it...

I contacted Apple support, hoping they might have seen this before...

I was told to get in touch with Microsoft.

That sounds strange to me as everything is Apple related: MacBook Pro, Magic Keyboard 2 is Apple hardware, BootCamp is Apple software, keyboard driver is made by Apple (I believe)...

I think I will try my luck by going to one of the local Apple shops over here and see if they ever saw this before.

(Did I mention that this problem occurs on all 3 setups that my customer bought... ?)

I was thinking that as well.

It is really odd that the key swap only happened on the magic keyboard...

How would you make a registry change that only applies to the external and not the internal keyboard?