It's possible they tried the British layout on their American ANSI keyboard, which is missing the extra key that ISO keyboards have (the one next to enter which the British layout uses for # and ~)?
I'm not actually sure how to press that key at all if you're using the British layout on an ANSI keyboard
It's possible they tried the British layout on their American ANSI keyboard, which is missing the extra key that ISO keyboards have (the one next to enter which the British layout uses for # and ~)?
I'm not actually sure how to press that key at all if you're using the British layout on an ANSI keyboard