Vista - on-screen keyboard - disable/enable

When I first installed Vista, I set my ease of access to show the on-screen
keyboard. Then I noticed the logon screen changed to show a on-screen
keyboard seperate from the ease of access keyboard. I attempted to disable it
as it loaded when windows loaded. Now I cannot get rid of it. Iuse the tablet
input panel over the on screen keyboad from ease of access. How do i disable
the on-screen keyboard from loading? Having the tablet input panel and the
onscreen keyboard is redundant and unwanted.

You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
keyboard.)

--
Mark Carpenter
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
wacom graphic tablet

on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
access, language and keyboard too

I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is unchecked,
and was never checked...
i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related to
tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a french
version) , but with no result.
I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....


where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
tablet....

"Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:

> You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
> starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
> Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
> Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
> keyboard.)
>
> --
> Mark Carpenter
> Windows User Assistance team
> Microsoft Corporation
>

Hey,

I have the same problem too! And I don't have a wacom tablet! I have
unclicked the onscreen keyboard option in the control panel yet it loads
everytime I start windows!

Anyone has sorted this out?


"cycleur" wrote:

> I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
> wacom graphic tablet
>
> on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
> access, language and keyboard too
>
> I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is unchecked,
> and was never checked...
> i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related to
> tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a french
> version) , but with no result.
> I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
>
>
> where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
> tablet....
>
> "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
>
> > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
> > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
> > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
> > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
> > keyboard.)
> >
> > --
> > Mark Carpenter
> > Windows User Assistance team
> > Microsoft Corporation
> >

as I said in my post (english is not my native language so maybe this was not
clear), use on screen keyboard is already unchecked....


"cycleur" wrote:

> I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
> wacom graphic tablet
>
> on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
> access, language and keyboard too
>
> I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is unchecked,
> and was never checked...
> i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related to
> tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a french
> version) , but with no result.
> I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
>
>
> where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
> tablet....
>
> "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
>
> > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
> > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
> > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
> > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
> > keyboard.)
> >
> > --
> > Mark Carpenter
> > Windows User Assistance team
> > Microsoft Corporation
> >

can somebody erase my previous post, I did not see jfunkie's post before I
replied

"jfunkie" wrote:

> Hey,
>
> I have the same problem too! And I don't have a wacom tablet! I have
> unclicked the onscreen keyboard option in the control panel yet it loads
> everytime I start windows!
>
> Anyone has sorted this out?
>
>
> "cycleur" wrote:
>
> > I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
> > wacom graphic tablet
> >
> > on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
> > access, language and keyboard too
> >
> > I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is unchecked,
> > and was never checked...
> > i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related to
> > tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a french
> > version) , but with no result.
> > I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
> >
> >
> > where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
> > tablet....
> >
> > "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
> >
> > > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
> > > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> > > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
> > > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
> > > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
> > > keyboard.)
> > >
> > > --
> > > Mark Carpenter
> > > Windows User Assistance team
> > > Microsoft Corporation
> > >

Understand, I am having the SAME problem as you. Looking for answers too.....

"cycleur" wrote:

> as I said in my post (english is not my native language so maybe this was not
> clear), use on screen keyboard is already unchecked....
>
>
> "cycleur" wrote:
>
> > I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
> > wacom graphic tablet
> >
> > on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
> > access, language and keyboard too
> >
> > I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is unchecked,
> > and was never checked...
> > i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related to
> > tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a french
> > version) , but with no result.
> > I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
> >
> >
> > where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
> > tablet....
> >
> > "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
> >
> > > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from automatically
> > > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> > > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in the
> > > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access, click
> > > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse or
> > > keyboard.)
> > >
> > > --
> > > Mark Carpenter
> > > Windows User Assistance team
> > > Microsoft Corporation
> > >

Unfortunately, this seems to be a commom problem: 'tablet' or 'pen' hardware
devices will sometimes "work with Vista" but still be incompatible with
Vista's built-in Ease Of Access features.

Either the Narrator or On-Screen Keyboard is activated, depending on what
input device is intalled. Have you already contacted the device
manufacturer to see if they have new software o mke it more ompatibe with
Vista?

KB

"cycleur" wrote in message
newsA08A073-2559-4604-B4AC-1CA7F7F851DA@microsoft.com...
> as I said in my post (english is not my native language so maybe this was
> not
> clear), use on screen keyboard is already unchecked....
>
>
> "cycleur" wrote:
>
>> I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
>> wacom graphic tablet
>>
>> on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
>> access, language and keyboard too
>>
>> I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is
>> unchecked,
>> and was never checked...
>> i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related
>> to
>> tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a
>> french
>> version) , but with no result.
>> I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
>>
>>
>> where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
>> tablet....
>>
>> "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
>>
>> > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from
>> > automatically
>> > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
>> > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in
>> > the
>> > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access,
>> > click
>> > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse
>> > or
>> > keyboard.)
>> >
>> > --
>> > Mark Carpenter
>> > Windows User Assistance team
>> > Microsoft Corporation
>> >

hmm.. I can understand that certain input devices might conflict. However,
I've not installed any of such things. Nothing new has been installed
recently..

"KristleBawl" wrote:

> Unfortunately, this seems to be a commom problem: 'tablet' or 'pen' hardware
> devices will sometimes "work with Vista" but still be incompatible with
> Vista's built-in Ease Of Access features.
>
> Either the Narrator or On-Screen Keyboard is activated, depending on what
> input device is intalled. Have you already contacted the device
> manufacturer to see if they have new software o mke it more ompatibe with
> Vista?
>
> KB
>
> "cycleur" wrote in message
> newsA08A073-2559-4604-B4AC-1CA7F7F851DA@microsoft.com...
> > as I said in my post (english is not my native language so maybe this was
> > not
> > clear), use on screen keyboard is already unchecked....
> >
> >
> > "cycleur" wrote:
> >
> >> I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers for
> >> wacom graphic tablet
> >>
> >> on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
> >> access, language and keyboard too
> >>
> >> I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is
> >> unchecked,
> >> and was never checked...
> >> i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item related
> >> to
> >> tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a
> >> french
> >> version) , but with no result.
> >> I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
> >>
> >>
> >> where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
> >> tablet....
> >>
> >> "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
> >>
> >> > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from
> >> > automatically
> >> > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen Keyboard"
> >> > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page in
> >> > the
> >> > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of Access,
> >> > click
> >> > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a mouse
> >> > or
> >> > keyboard.)
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> > Mark Carpenter
> >> > Windows User Assistance team
> >> > Microsoft Corporation
> >> >
>
>

My reply was for "cycleur" with the same problem, which started after
installing "wacom graphic tablet" drivers.

KB

"jfunkie" wrote in message
news:3AF62B06-C55F-41C7-B15D-C8894BD6FCF4@microsoft.com...
> hmm.. I can understand that certain input devices might conflict. However,
> I've not installed any of such things. Nothing new has been installed
> recently..
>
> "KristleBawl" wrote:
>
>> Unfortunately, this seems to be a commom problem: 'tablet' or 'pen'
>> hardware
>> devices will sometimes "work with Vista" but still be incompatible with
>> Vista's built-in Ease Of Access features.
>>
>> Either the Narrator or On-Screen Keyboard is activated, depending on what
>> input device is intalled. Have you already contacted the device
>> manufacturer to see if they have new software o mke it more ompatibe with
>> Vista?
>>
>> KB
>>
>> "cycleur" wrote in message ...
>> > as I said in my post (english is not my native language so maybe this
>> > was
>> > not
>> > clear), use on screen keyboard is already unchecked....
>> >
>> >
>> > "cycleur" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I have the same problem, this happened after I installed the drivers
>> >> for
>> >> wacom graphic tablet
>> >>
>> >> on boot screen I have an onscreen keyboard, and the icons for ease of
>> >> access, language and keyboard too
>> >>
>> >> I already checked the Ease of access : use on screen keybord is
>> >> unchecked,
>> >> and was never checked...
>> >> i went to "services" and disabled tabletservice and another item
>> >> related
>> >> to
>> >> tablet service too (I don't know how to translate it as my window is a
>> >> french
>> >> version) , but with no result.
>> >> I also tried msconfig, i also checked other sessions....
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> where can i disable this ? I don't want to uninstall my wacom graphic
>> >> tablet....
>> >>
>> >> "Mark Carpenter [MSFT]" wrote:
>> >>
>> >> > You can prevent the Ease of Access On-Screen Keyboard from
>> >> > automatically
>> >> > starting when you load Windows by clearing the "Use On-Screen
>> >> > Keyboard"
>> >> > checkbox on the "Use the computer without a mouse or keyboard" page
>> >> > in
>> >> > the
>> >> > Ease of Access Center. (Open the Control Panel, click Ease of
>> >> > Access,
>> >> > click
>> >> > Ease of Access Center, and then click Use the computer without a
>> >> > mouse
>> >> > or
>> >> > keyboard.)
>> >> >
>> >> > --
>> >> > Mark Carpenter
>> >> > Windows User Assistance team
>> >> > Microsoft Corporation
>> >> >
>>
>>