Hi Giorgi Baboiani,
I understand how inconvenient this has been, particularly as it’s affecting your gameplay. Please take some time to review and try the guidance shared above by Q&A Assist, as those steps address the most common causes of this behavior.
In addition, there are two further checks we can use to help narrow this down:
First, I recommend resetting the keyboard driver in Windows. This can help if the keyboard mapping became corrupted at the driver level. To do this, right‑click Start > Device Manager, expand Keyboards, right‑click HID Keyboard Device, choose Uninstall device, and then restart the PC. Windows will automatically reinstall the driver after the restart.
Next, if possible, please try testing the keyboard in a new Windows user account. This helps determine whether the behavior is tied to your current user profile or system‑wide. You can create a new local user from Settings > Accounts > Other users > Add account > I don't have this person's sign-in information > Add a user without a Microsoft account, sign into that account and then test the Ctrl key there.
If the Ctrl key behaves normally in the new profile, that would suggest a profile‑specific configuration issue. If the behavior is the same across profiles, it helps confirm that we’re likely dealing with a keyboard‑side problem.
Please let me know how these two checks go and I’ll be happy to guide you on the next best step based on the results.
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