Yeah. I did all that and it fixed the issue.
I replaced the office switch, which was an old Insteon switch anyway. I made sure it didn't link to anything. That didn't solve the problem. I took the office switch out of a scene it needed to be in, and the problem went away. So, I realized the problem was in a scene on another keypad and one of the links was causing it.
I did as you suggested above, and did a factory reset of the keypad in the bathroom, the keypad that was causing the problem because that is the keypad that the office was tied to, and I reset the office switch.
After I reset them all, I did a restore, and the problem was gone. I don't know why after installing the new keypad, this problem would arise because it was not there before. It was good for me to try to do some problem-solving.