Hibernation

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After hibernating for over an hour (shorter not a problem) When I press a key
example "r" the cursor moves to the recyle bin icon (does not execute) if I
press the r key again it goes to the next icon starting with the letter r.
This is true of any key that has a file on desktop beginning with that key.
Do not confuse problem with MS key + r. Accessibily in control panel has
everything not checked. Rebooting computer stops it. Any suggesstions other
than disabling hibernation. I have this problem with a USB or PS2 keyboard.
Any suggesstions.

Thank You
 
David said:
After hibernating for over an hour (shorter not a problem) When I
press a key example "r" the cursor moves to the recyle bin icon (does
not execute) if I press the r key again it goes to the next icon
starting with the letter r. This is true of any key that has a file
on desktop beginning with that key. Do not confuse problem with MS
key + r. Accessibily in control panel has everything not checked.
Rebooting computer stops it. Any suggesstions other than disabling
hibernation. I have this problem with a USB or PS2 keyboard. Any
suggesstions.
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Sounds like a problem triggered (or alleviated) by heat.
 
After hibernating for over an hour (shorter not a problem) When I press akey
example "r" the cursor moves to the recyle bin icon (does not execute) ifI
press the r key again it goes to the next icon starting with the letter r..  
This is true of any key that has a file on desktop beginning with that key.  
Do not confuse problem with MS key + r.  Accessibily in control panel has
everything not checked.  Rebooting computer stops it.  Any suggesstions other
than disabling hibernation.  I have this problem with a USB or PS2 keyboard.  
Any suggesstions.  

Thank You
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If you just have the desktop up and it is the "active" window and
everything is minimized or not running and you press "r" the RB will
usually be highlighted because it is the first "r" thing Windows
finds. If you press 'r" again it goes to the next icon that is
greater in value than "re". Create a new icon with "ra" and it will
go there first. That is what it is supposed to do.

If you press "m" it will usually go to My Computer (unless you have a
lesser than "my" icons), "g" goes to Google Chrome for me, etc. (I
only have need for a few desktop icons)

Coming out of hibernation is not the same as a reboot. If you reboot,
then click on the desktop, press "r" does it behave differently?

What do you think it should do that it is not?

Sounds like you have an observation, not a problem.
 
In David typed on Tue, 20 Oct 2009 11:39:02 -0700:
After hibernating for over an hour (shorter not a problem) When I
press a key example "r" the cursor moves to the recyle bin icon (does
not execute) if I press the r key again it goes to the next icon
starting with the letter r. This is true of any key that has a file
on desktop beginning with that key. Do not confuse problem with MS
key + r. Accessibily in control panel has everything not checked.
Rebooting computer stops it. Any suggesstions other than disabling
hibernation. I have this problem with a USB or PS2 keyboard. Any
suggesstions.

Thank You
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I have a Dell XPS-400 that will act like the shift key is held down with
the mouse when coming out of hibernation mode. Rebooting fixes the
problem too. Sounds similar to your problem. Is yours a Dell too?
 
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