This does sound like a fault, they are not supposed to do this. However unless you have another computer to try it on, you can't be sure at which end the fault lies. I have two computers at my disposal, which is handy for diagnosing faults because you can quickly eliminate variables. Considering computer hardware is so cheap and plentiful these days (sometimes you can get hold of an obsolete Win7 PC for literally free) I had assumed most people have access to at least two different computers they can use to diagnose faults, yet I've found out to my surprise most people just don't.