key board

i have a problem with i think is hot keys when ever i use the left hand shift
the log out screen comes up

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Does it occur in an application
Does it occur at the desktop
Where does the problem occur at?
If in an application, which application?
What OS version are you running?

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Are you using a specific device when you are using your hot keys?

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What hardware are you using? IBM compatible or MAC? Is it a PC you are using?

"al69er" <al69er@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C628B9A9-5ABD-46B7-B820-9D5C3CAF6EF6@microsoft.com...
>i have a problem with i think is hot keys when ever i use the left hand
>shift
> the log out screen comes up

Sounds like you have "StickyKeys" set. Go to Start > Settings > Control
Panel > "Accessibility Options" icon > select the "Keyboard" tab (if not
selected). Uncheck "Use StickyKeys".

Mark

no sticky keys isnt the problem

"Mark F." wrote:

>
> "al69er" <al69er@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C628B9A9-5ABD-46B7-B820-9D5C3CAF6EF6@microsoft.com...
> >i have a problem with i think is hot keys when ever i use the left hand
> >shift
> > the log out screen comes up
>
> Sounds like you have "StickyKeys" set. Go to Start > Settings > Control
> Panel > "Accessibility Options" icon > select the "Keyboard" tab (if not
> selected). Uncheck "Use StickyKeys".
>
> Mark
>
>
>

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Try any of these methods. I wouldn't suggest rebuilding as I'm not sure what good that will do with toggle keys, sticky keys, and hot keys... so let's start small and see if this works.

Here's something funny. Try holding down both shift keys at the same time, or just using the right shift key. and you've unchecked use shortcut under the filter keys option? If that doesn't work then another method to try may be system restore, or a virus and trojan scan.

ive tryed them dosnt work

"certified2fix" wrote:

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> Try any of these methods. I wouldn't suggest rebuilding as I'm not sure
> what good that will do with toggle keys, sticky keys, and hot keys... so
> let's start small and see if this works.
>
> Here's something funny. Try holding down both shift keys at the same
> time, or just using the right shift key. and you've unchecked use
> shortcut under the filter keys option? If that doesn't work then another
> method to try may be system restore, or a virus and trojan scan.
>
>
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> certified2fix
>

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What about a restore point, or a different keyboard all together, or disabling hotkeys, which you stated isn't the problem. If not, what about a fresh install?

ill try a different key board if that isnt it ill have to do a whole system
restore i have restored to a earlyer time

"certified2fix" wrote:

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> What about a restore point, or a different keyboard all together, or
> disabling hotkeys, which you stated isn't the problem. If not, what
> about a fresh install?
>
>
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> certified2fix
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