i pressed o.k. on a pop-up that came up when i held the shift ke

i pressed o.k. on a pop-up that came up when i held the shift key to long
now i have to hoold down a key for a long time for it to activate how do i
deactivate this

Hi,
It sounds like you activated FilterKeys. You can uncheck that option at
Control Panel> Accessibility Options> Keyboard> uncheck FilterKeys. If you
click on Settings, you can disable the right Shift shortcut.

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

"bob" <bob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E108FF6C-118B-43E5-847A-6F1A932081DA@microsoft.com...
> i pressed o.k. on a pop-up that came up when i held the shift key to
long
> now i have to hoold down a key for a long time for it to activate how do i
> deactivate this

Well I hate to be the one to tell you this but you may have adware.
Advertising programs you did not want because you hit OK. I would reccommend
downloading Ad-Aware. It is a free program designed to detect AD-Aware and
spyware. Once you download it and install it do a full system scan on your
computer and delete all suspect files. The website to get a free copy is:
www.lavasoft.com
Best Regards,
Kaja

"bob" wrote:

> i pressed o.k. on a pop-up that came up when i held the shift key to long
> now i have to hoold down a key for a long time for it to activate how do i
> deactivate this

Bob Wrote:
> i pressed o.k. on a pop-up that came up when i held the shift key to
> long
> now i have to hoold down a key for a long time for it to activate how
> do i
> deactivate this


By Default a feature called Sticky Keys will be enabled on your PC. To
disable this feature follow these steps:

1. Press SHIFT 5 times consecutively. The StickyKeys box will pop up.

2. Click Settings. Accessibility Options pops up.

3. On the "Keyboard" tab click the "Settings" button in the
"StickyKeys" section.

4. Uncheck the items in this window and click OK.

5. Click Apply and OK on Accessibility Options.



To learn more about StickyKeys and other Accessibility Features open
Help and Support and search for "StickyKeys" or "Accessibility"




--
Jason Reynold