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Control Key does not work right after SP2 install


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PAUL5500

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Hi,

Just upgraded to SP2 and Internet Explorer 7. All went well, or so I thought. I find that now when selecting rows from a list of rows on a website, holding down the Control key while left-clicking only on the rows that I want to select(highlight) does not work anymore. What happens now is the left click on a row while holding down CTRL takes me out of the page and puts me on my home page. I don't know if its the control key or the mouse function that is off, as the control key still works with control/alt/delete, and the mouse still seems to work in all other situations. Mouse is not that old (optical). Am using Norton Antivirus, NoAdware and Internet Firewall. Thanks.
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Hi,

Answered my own question. An upgrade to Internet Explorer 7 can create a conflict with NVIDIA graphics software, which results in a loss of the ability to select non-contigous rows on a website using CTRL key and a left click of mouse. To fix, got rid of NVIDIA graphics drivers in Add/Remove programs (I kept NVIDIA GART, however). I then went to NVIDIA site and downloaded latest version of drivers for my GeForce4 MX440 AGP8X. (forceware release 90 version 93.71)
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