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Re: Erratic Keyboard Behaviour
Update-

It's died yet again. Here's some more background info:

1. Before the first trouble started showing up, I used Ccleaner to delete registry issues. Almost all were with Inventor, but I saw no problems with any program after the clean.

2. I disabled all startup programs about a day before the issues started. Again, no problem between at least one reboot.

3. After trying to restart the computer from hibernation, it locked and I restarted manually. And thats when the problems started.

By the way, the keyboard works fine in BIOS, but like I said, it dies once XP starts. The frustrating part is that it kinda works sometimes if you hold a key in for a long time. I even typed "Internet Explorer" once! And then it went back to not working. I've tried system restore, uninstalling the drivers-even installing thrid party drivers. No luck. Software is officially EVIL...
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