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#Does not equal sign webassign update
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#Does not equal sign webassign windows

If it was as simple as a reboot or stuck key, I would expect to have seen that resolve by now. I messed with this for days before finally deciding to post the issue.

I have rebooted several times and I have checked multiple modifiers multiple times for stuck keys, but to no avail. This is exactly the issue I'm having, but this issue is in Windows. I have avoided rolling back the kernel to the previous version because I didn't want to start grasping at straws and getting myself into worse trouble, so I thought I'd post this first.

#Does not equal sign webassign update

There was a kernel update in the past few weeks. I only have one keyboard layout - English (US). It's only within Cinnamon that I have the issue. I can also use the equal key normally without a modifier key when in tty (Ctrl + Alt + F2).

#Does not equal sign webassign windows

In addition, the Windows key and equal key types an equal sign in most text editors (LibreOffice Writer, Visual Studio Code, Xed text editor). In the terminal, the combination of Ctrl or Windows key and equal key results in the equal sign. The two exceptions with the physical keyboard I've found so far is with the GNOME Terminal.

#Does not equal sign webassign plus

Shift + equal key still types the plus sign (+), but no key combination on the physical keyboard results in the equal sign (=) in web browsers and most other applications. The same symptoms extend to the onboard keyboard as well (not to be confused with the virtual keyboard which doesn't seem to have an equal key), so it's certainly not a hardware problem. I have to copy and paste it to write this post. I'm not exactly sure on the timing, but perhaps within the past week or so, the equal key no longer types the equal sign (=). If someone can find an existing post that resolves this issue, I will gladly mark this as a duplicate.

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