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I replaced my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013) keyboard. The U.S keyboard layout is mapped incorrectly now. It seems to be a problem with the keyboard identifier ID (maybe its Bundle ID). It looks like to be Japanese now but I need to change it back to english (I can't achieve this by changing input source and keyboard layout).

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This sounds like a "keyboard type" problem, but you should tell us why you think it is mapped like JIS instead of ANSI. See if this note helps: m10lmac.blogspot.com/2009/12/fixing-keyboard-type-problems.h‌​tml – Tom Gewecke Feb 13 at 13:02
    
Yes it's keyboard type problem but i can't figure out how solve this. My keyboard looks like this cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0810/3669/files/… but mac thinks it's looks like this dropbox.com/s/oz2xyy2vd0v3qe0/… – napalias Feb 13 at 13:19
    
I tried this link m10lmac.blogspot.lt/2009/12/fixing-keyboard-type-problems.ht‌​ml but it's not helped – napalias Feb 13 at 13:22
    
So you tried all the suggestions including PMU reset, running keyboard setup assistant from terminal, trashing the keyboardtype.plist? – Tom Gewecke Feb 13 at 14:43
    
Yes i tried and nothing helped – napalias Feb 13 at 14:46
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I can't find way how do without side app. But i solved with "Karabiner"

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Great info, thanks! This is a rare problem but hard to solve when it occurs. – Tom Gewecke Feb 14 at 0:06

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