Hi,
I am wirting to see how evertything is going?
Have this issue been sovled or you need further assistance? please feel
free to let me know.
Sincerely
Morgan Che
Microsoft Online Support
Microsoft Global Technical Support Center
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---> Thanks, I thought that was a possibility, but I assumed it wasn't a
--->Dvorak layout because the keys did not spell out dvorak! The regional
--->settings are now configured back to US, will see if the setting sticks
post
--->reboot or not. The last time it happened last week, it went away post
--->reboot.
--->
--->--->> --->>> I have a Windows XP Pro SP2 system that seems to re-map the
keyboard
--->>> from a standard QWERTY US 101 keyboard to the strange one displayed
in
--->>> the
--->>> enclosed jpg. This occurs AFTER login, because I am able to type
both
--->>> the
--->>> username and password without problems. Rebooting the remote system
did
--->>> not
--->>> solve the problem, and the same wrong keyboard mapping occurs when
--->>> connecting from a Vista Ultimate SP1 laptop (numlock was not the
cause of
--->>> the problem) as well as an ancient Windows 2000 Pro SP4 desktop. I
need
--->>> to
--->>> fix this ASAP, since using the onscreen keyboard is killing my
--->>> productivity!
--->>>
--->>
--->>
--->> Check the settings on the remote computer to see if it's using a
Dvorak
--->> keyboard. Go to Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options and
click
--->> on the Languages tab. In the Text services and input languages box,
click
--->> on the Details button. Take a look in the Default input language box
and
--->> see what keyboard layout is being used. You may need to restart the
remote
--->> computer for the changes to take effect.
--->>
--->> Good luck
--->>
--->> Nepatsfan
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