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chrisling
There are often problems with ALT GR key combinations and the Remote
Desktop client (mstsc.exe), the ALT key appears "sticky".
On my PC I was able to make the "Alt Gr" work as expected again very
easily (for XP), but hard to find out:
On the client PC open Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options
-> Languages Tab -> Details Button.
In the Dialog "Text Services and Input Languages" press the Button
"Key Settings". If that button is disabled, just add another language
with the "Add" button.
In the "Advanced Key Settings" dialog press "Change Key Sequence" for
"Switch between input languages". Now you are close:
In the "Change Key Sequence" Dialog uncheck "Switch keyboard layout"
and confirm the change through the series of dialogs.
You may remove the extra language if you like.
In my test, however, I found that the problem does not (or less
likely) occur with more than one language/keyboard configured.
I did not change anything on the server, just on the client.
Desktop client (mstsc.exe), the ALT key appears "sticky".
On my PC I was able to make the "Alt Gr" work as expected again very
easily (for XP), but hard to find out:
On the client PC open Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options
-> Languages Tab -> Details Button.
In the Dialog "Text Services and Input Languages" press the Button
"Key Settings". If that button is disabled, just add another language
with the "Add" button.
In the "Advanced Key Settings" dialog press "Change Key Sequence" for
"Switch between input languages". Now you are close:
In the "Change Key Sequence" Dialog uncheck "Switch keyboard layout"
and confirm the change through the series of dialogs.
You may remove the extra language if you like.
In my test, however, I found that the problem does not (or less
likely) occur with more than one language/keyboard configured.
I did not change anything on the server, just on the client.