Computer Beeps while playing games + OS issues...

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Guest

I've had this problem since Vista (32bit Premium) was installed and now its
getting to the point where its ruining my games and also when I quit the game
and go back to windows there's weird things happening there too..... Let me
explain.

When I play a game, say Bioshock for PC for example and I keep my finger
pressed on the up arrow to move forward, randomly my computer beeps (from
inside the unit) then stops, then does it again, then stops, then my
character will jump, I'll take my finger off and just press it once and its
fine, it only seems to happen when I have my finger down on keys and its more
than one key, it seems to be any key that i keep my finger pressed on when
playing a game and this happens in any game.

When I quit to windows everything is all messed up, everything looks fine
but when I click X to close a window it maximises it, when I try and open a
new window in IE it is set to open a new tab when I do that, but now it opens
a brand new browsing window with the link. I then click on some shortcuts on
my desktop and they all highlight like I have tried to copy and paste them
all.... its weird.

Only way to fix is to reboot or log off/on.

Anyone know whats going on please ?
 
M

Mark

You may have a keyboard driver issue.

Look through the installed services and see if there is anything labeled
"keyboard", try disabling it. many systems that have custom keyboards (like
the ones with little "email" buttons) load a special driver. it could be
getting confused.

Also, you could try downloading a malware checker and seeing if you have a
keystroke logger installed - they tend to mess up repeating keystrokes.

Another idea may be to look through the control panel for any user-interface
assistance apps like the "Ease of Access Center", many times, repeating keys
activate them and they interfere with the games.

Hope that helps!
Mark
 

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