The German Keyboard layout uses the right ALT key, also known as ALT GR (alternate graphics) to access keys such as @, ~ ,{, [, ], }, ², ³ and | . When setting a static password, these keys are correctly shown in the text field but wrongly converted to 00 scancodes (which means error as far as I know).
This means that if your password contains any of the mentioned symbols, you are forced to use the US keyboard, which is really annoying, considering the option to use a DE keyboard is there. These scancodes simply need to be fixed.
The German Keyboard layout uses the right ALT key, also known as ALT GR (alternate graphics) to access keys such as @, ~ ,{, [, ], }, ², ³ and | . When setting a static password, these keys are correctly shown in the text field but wrongly converted to 00 scancodes (which means error as far as I know).
This means that if your password contains any of the mentioned symbols, you are forced to use the US keyboard, which is really annoying, considering the option to use a DE keyboard is there. These scancodes simply need to be fixed.