silly little keyboard

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DC Gringo

I have a silly little issue but it's really annoying. Since my fresh
reinstall on my Dell laptop, my Win XP Professional keyboard settings are
such that I cannot rapidly space, backspace, delete, or repeat characters in
Word or any text editor for that matter. It moves along rapidly for a split
second, maybe 10 characters, then slows to a crawl. It used to fly across
the screen letting me delete a line in about 2 seconds. Now it takes about
10 seconds or more per line, very annoying.

I've gone into the Control Panel keyboard settings and adjusted it to the
repeat delay: Short and repeat delay: Fast. Any advice?
 
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Joshua Smith [MSFT]

Hi DC Gringo,

Have you updated your video drivers since your reinstall?

Joshua Smith
VIDOCA and OpenGL Test Labs
Microsoft
 
S

Steve N.

DC said:
I have a silly little issue but it's really annoying. Since my fresh
reinstall on my Dell laptop, my Win XP Professional keyboard settings are
such that I cannot rapidly space, backspace, delete, or repeat characters in
Word or any text editor for that matter. It moves along rapidly for a split
second, maybe 10 characters, then slows to a crawl. It used to fly across
the screen letting me delete a line in about 2 seconds. Now it takes about
10 seconds or more per line, very annoying.

I've gone into the Control Panel keyboard settings and adjusted it to the
repeat delay: Short and repeat delay: Fast. Any advice?

Since the re-install have you made sure to apply all critical security
patches and taken steps to ensure your computer is spyware and virus free?

Steve
 
D

DC Gringo

Yes, all security patches installed, latest spyware (Adaware 1.05), and
Trend Micro all up to date and predator free.

_____
DC G
 
D

DC Gringo

Yes, the latest drivers have been installed from Dell...

I have a KVM switch from Belkin...could it be that? I didn't have trouble
with it before...

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DC G
 

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