on-screen keyboard appears on start up, how do I prevent it from starting my day?

D

Dave Horne

I had a problem with my new computer - the wireless keyboard stopped working
and I activated the on-screen keyboard in Ease of Access. (My wireless
keyboard problem has since been resolved.)

The on-screen keyboard now appears every time I boot up. It's a minor
annoyance to deactivate it. How can I stop it from showing up every
morning?

Thanks, Dave Horne (IE7, Vista Home Premium)
 
J

JimR

Dave Horne said:
I had a problem with my new computer - the wireless keyboard stopped
working
and I activated the on-screen keyboard in Ease of Access. (My wireless
keyboard problem has since been resolved.)

The on-screen keyboard now appears every time I boot up. It's a minor
annoyance to deactivate it. How can I stop it from showing up every
morning?

Thanks, Dave Horne (IE7, Vista Home Premium)


Control Panel>Ease of Access>Ease of Access Center>Use the computer without
a mouse or keyboard> Uncheck "Use Onscreen Keyboard".
 
D

Dave Horne

JimR said:
Control Panel>Ease of Access>Ease of Access Center>Use the computer
without a mouse or keyboard> Uncheck "Use Onscreen Keyboard".

Jim, thank you! I now see just how easy this was to accomplish. My
apologies for taking up your time.

Thanks again, Dave Horne
 
J

JimR

Dave Horne said:
I had a problem with my new computer - the wireless keyboard stopped
working
and I activated the on-screen keyboard in Ease of Access. (My wireless
keyboard problem has since been resolved.)

The on-screen keyboard now appears every time I boot up. It's a minor
annoyance to deactivate it. How can I stop it from showing up every
morning?

Thanks, Dave Horne (IE7, Vista Home Premium)


Glad that resolved it for you Dave. That setting is just not in an intuitive
place. I knew it was there and it still took me 5 minutes to find it. :)
 
D

Dave Horne

Chris, the 'problem' has already been addressed in this thread. Retrieve
older messages and you'll see it.
 

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