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Backslash and pipe characters on unknown layout

Hey guys!

So I was recently given from the company I'm working with a MacBook Pro 15-inch Retina, late 2013.

At first I thought it had the normal Italian keyboard layout (I'm Italian and I got used to type with such layout, and it is also pretty easily recognisable by the fact that on the right-hand side it has all the accents, àèìòù etc...).

Then pretty soon I found myself in the situation of having to type backslash and pipe (and that happens frequently to me), but I had no luck finding them, realizing that instead of the backslash/pipe key (over the tab key) I had the less-than/greater-than key (which is normally near the left shift key). The following is a photo of my layout:

What I tried so far, other than using all possible combinations of shift, ctrl, alt, cmd and the rest of the keys was to enable the keyboard viewer, only to confirm that no combination would result in a backslash or a pipe (though now I can do this ).

The layout System Preferences is showing me is "Italian", though it really isn't (due to that key), is there any way I can have more information on the subject? What am I missing at this point? It seems so absurd to me that Apple didn't think about it!

Please if you have any clue let me know, it's driving me crazy!

最后更新：2017-10-14 00:11:54

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