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Keyboard is going crazy!


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tpskeeper

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When I hit my "caps lock" key on keyboard, I get the words "Previous Track" in flourescent green in the lower right of my screen.

At the same time, an error box comes up that says:

"There is no CD in the drive. Please insert an audio CD, VCD or DVD and try again".

:tazz: Please!

(I have other keyboard issues as well that I will post in a new thread)
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Jack123

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TPSKEEPER-Keyboard-CAPS-Problem
12th Nov-2005

Need more info on Recent Internet Activity – Prior to Keyboard Problem –

This could be a [Hot Key] Problem or an [Active X] Problem – Do you play games on the Internet – or play Music or Download Music on Internet – Have you downloaded any CD Utilities or Freeware – Or- Installed a CD ROM or DVD recently – Do you have a [Multimedia Keyboard] & have [Special CD] Keys –

If this is a Hot Key Issue - To set the HotKeys-
1- Open Control Panel
2- Open [Regional Options]
3- Click on [Input Locales] TAB
4- [Hot Keys for Input locales] – Click key sequence that you want to change –
5- Type in changes or Delete

Look at these Web sites on WIN 2000 XP HotKeys
http://www.helpwithp..._windows_xp.htm

Redefine HotKeys
http://www.experts-e...Q_21591710.html

Another problem could be – If you play games on Internet – Active X Problem –

http://www.nils.org....ation_v2en.html

What are the other Keyboard Issues that you have – Are they related to this problem –
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This could be a [Malware Problem] – or a Virus of some sort – Try this Internet Safety Test on PC –

See Link to [Gibson Research Corporation] below and run [Shields Up] Test to see if you have any open Ports when on the Internet – If you do have any Open Ports – You probably should Post this in the [Malware] Forum

Click on Link:
https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2

Browse Website & then click on [Proceed] & then select [Shields Up] to check for Open Ports – You will be given an instant report back about PC –

Jack123
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