[Krissy Charlton]

I have no0 idea what the heck hap-p-end but al[l[ o0f a sudden my keybo0ard began sp-azing o0ut l[ike yo0u are seeing no0w nearl[y every o0ther key has a l[ittl[e so0methin extra it p-uts in with the l[etter being used./ my backsp-ace butto0n do0esnt wo0rk either p-utting in a zero0 o0r equal[ sign! I have tried to0 restart the co0mp-uter and make sure a[ll[ the transl[atio0ns are the same and I even tried the numl[o0ck thing with no0 change at al[l[ I am in dire need o0f hel[p- as quickl[y as p-o0ssabl[e because I am at the p-o0int no0w where I say fo0rget it and resto0re it to0 facto0ry settings and I real[l[y do0nt want to0 do0 that again

[Curlyben]

Check your Num Lock.
Also a hard reboot with possible system restore will resolve any software issue, but this looks like it might be hardware related.
Make sure you don't have any crumbs in your keyboard.

[joypulv]

You already tried num lock.
If you have a keyboard with easy to remove keys, I would remove them all to a diagram on a piece of paper, vacuum, and put them all back. If you have a notebook, take it to a repair place because taking the keys off is easy but putting them back isn't.

[joecoolvette]

If Curleyben's answer doesn't do it, I would suggest replacing the Keyboard.

Post the laptop manufacturer and model number. It's on the bottom of the laptop in a sticker.

(Examples;
For HP it's the white Service Tag on the bottom. P/N = Product Number. The number needed.
Toshiba places a sticker on the bottom, also )

Regards,
joecoolvette