Well here is what I found: It's as the Microsoft note said about the Japanese keyboards under DirectX: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb219687(VS.85).aspx It seems to agree with: http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/linux/kbd/scancodes-8.html#ss8.1 but I don't undestand why there's no right shift. …

OK this is definitely a keyboard driver problem. Go to the control panel and click on keyboard, then click on hardware/properties/driver for each keyboard. Then list all the drivers for each keyboard device: This is the driver for my PS/2 keyboard, not made by HP. This driver got installed …

I have had this problem in another SDL program I develop. I just installed DOSBox, and it is the same issue. The problem is that the right shift key doesn't work and other keys like ] are in the wrong place. Try using SDL_VIDEODRIVER=windib I got this idea from here (SDL QEMU port): http://www.h7. …