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Hello all,
Since I got my PC upgraded from Windows 2000 to Vista Enterprise, I have had
a problem with the Windows Logo key occasionally become a "sticky key". I
can't put a finger on any sequence that causes the problem, but I finally
found out that I can get the normal keys back by pressing one time at the
logo key. In the set-up I have disabled "sticky keys", so this should not be
the cause.
I have noted that when the sticky logo key is active, and I change to Remote
Desktop (remote computer running XP), the keys are not sticky on the remote.
When I close the remote desktop, the keys are sticky again. Therefor I am
quite sure that the problem is caused by Vista.
Anyone out there that can help me disable this mal-function, that often
occurs in the middle of writing e.g. e-mails (or writing questions to forums
;-)?
Thanks in advance
Since I got my PC upgraded from Windows 2000 to Vista Enterprise, I have had
a problem with the Windows Logo key occasionally become a "sticky key". I
can't put a finger on any sequence that causes the problem, but I finally
found out that I can get the normal keys back by pressing one time at the
logo key. In the set-up I have disabled "sticky keys", so this should not be
the cause.
I have noted that when the sticky logo key is active, and I change to Remote
Desktop (remote computer running XP), the keys are not sticky on the remote.
When I close the remote desktop, the keys are sticky again. Therefor I am
quite sure that the problem is caused by Vista.
Anyone out there that can help me disable this mal-function, that often
occurs in the middle of writing e.g. e-mails (or writing questions to forums
;-)?
Thanks in advance