I see this alot with XP when the user has inadvertently activated
"Filterkeys".
Do this:
Start, Control Panel, Ease of Access, Make the Keyboard Easier to Use. See
if "FilterKeys" is checked.
Ferd
"Fred" <fbnewtz@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> One of my clients has a one year old pc that is running Windows Vista
> SP1 on there. Recently she started complaining that her keyboard was
> acting a little weird. It is intermittent but she will be typing and
> letters will just not appear on the screen. Some delayed reaction as
> well, but not that delayed.
>
> The first thing I thought is that the keyboard was having some
> physical issues. So not only did we try another keyboard that is
> known to work we tried her keyboard on another computer. Needless to
> say the other keyboard has the same problem on her computer and her
> keyboard works just fine on a different computer. So I know it is not
> related specifically to the keyboard. It is a USB keyboard and we
> have tried different ports etc.
>
> My concern is that the problem is a keystroke logger. I would be
> really surprised if one was on there though. She doesn't really do
> anything but read email on the computer. Do a little shopping
> online. Her computer came up clean on spyware scans with at least
> malwarebytes anti-malware. I didn't personally, but she does have the
> latest ad-aware loaded and she claims that she has scanned with that
> already. I haven't tried spybot yet either.
>
> It is a hard problem to search for really and I think I have seen a
> few issues relating to Vista updates. But nothing concrete that I
> could find yet. I don't know what if any good keystroke logger
> scanners are out there either. They all seem to be a joke. Any help
> with this issue will be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Fred
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