PgUP/Dn keys don't work in my console

[UNSF]

I am not sure why this is happening, but when I open console, i am unable to scroll through texts via page up/down keys (no response)

 

The mods that I have installed so far are just hair packs, CBBE, crafting overhaul, facial tweaks, and some armor, which I suppose that it's unlikely for any of them to ever mess with console commands ?

 

One major thing I did was that I was curious of the Japanese dubbed voice so I switched and downloaded the voice files by switching the Skyrim's language setting via Steam. I haven't reverted back to see what happens yet, but if the Japanese VO screws up console, how come Japanese players don't seem to have the same problem? :confused:

If I were to restore it back to English, anyone have ideas what files govern subtitles and voices? I would like to back them up so I don't need to re-download them when I want to switch language again.

Edited March 26, 2012 by UNSF

[UNSF]

OK I got the answer on my own, and it's something that I least expected, after hours of re-installing and moving, deleting mod files... :wallbash:

 

It's the resolution.

 

Because I play on a laptop, I play in Low Quality Windowed mode to minimize heat as possible.

When I switched languages, I was asked to change the graphics setting once again, which I had already forgotten.

So I chose 16:9 at 800 X 450, where now I remembered it was used to be 4:3 at 800 X 600

 

And that was the cause. Everything is now back to normal at 4:3

Scared the f*** out of me when a clean install didn't help. :yucky:

Why would the resolution affect the proper functioning of console commands!? :down:

 

Anyone doesn't mind to verify and see if the page up/dn keys can properly scroll through console texts in your game when played at 800 X 450 for me please? :blush:

 

[edit PS: 16:9 at 1280 X 720 also works but doesn't fit on my laptop, not sure about 16:10 1024 X 640 but I think it's safe to assume it works. It's just 800 X 450 and 800 X 500 are questionable /edit]

Edited March 26, 2012 by UNSF