There is no such key on standard keyboards. Such questions are related to a humorous but likely apocryphal story about novice computer users.
According to the anecdote, a new PC user encounters the instruction "hit ANY key to continue". Seeing other keys such as enter, escape, shift, and control, the user calls technical support to find out which key on the keyboard is the ANY key. While this seems unbelievably naive, similar queries have been made about various computer instructions since the earliest days of personal computers.
A scancode (or scan code) is the data that most computer keyboards send to a computer to report which keys have been pressed. A number, or sequence of numbers, is assigned to each key on the keyboard.
If you type 'i' and get 'i8' then you've accidently touched two keys because the '8' key is directly above the 'i' key on a QWERTY keyboard.
You might be thinking of a "keyboard logger".
A large, double-width key usually with the word "backspace" written on it but some keyboards denote with a long left-facing arrow. It is usually found at the top-right of the primary (alphanumeric) keys, on the same row as the digits, above the enter/return key and below the F12 key.
There has to be a key on your keyboard, between 'X' and 'V', marked with 'C'. Press it!
The Any key.
there is no "any" key your computer is simply asking you to hit any key on your keyboard like abcd... or enter, backspace, etc any key as in ANY key
COMPUTER KEYBOARD KEY MEANINGS
The device used to key in data or communicate with the computer is called a keyboard. The keyboard can either be wireless or wired to your computer.
There is no key called the 'any' key. What the computer is telling you is to press ANY key that is on your keyboard. Any one of the keys. This is an old old old joke from the IBM days 30 plus years ago. The instruction book stated "press any key to continue" ... there isn't an "any" key on the PC keyboard ... what it means is to press any key, any letter, any number, any command key, space bar, enter, whatever.
Any computer can have any keyboard...
there is no "all" key on the keyboard
Yes
the hash key
The space bar on a computer keyboard is located in the center of the keyboard at the bottom. It usually ranges from the x key to the comma key.
Any standard keyboard with high keypresses will be good to give you a strong sense of when you've depressed a key.
The device used to key in data or communicate with the computer is called a keyboard. The keyboard can either be wireless or wired to your computer.