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Title:	Windows Workstation
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Users activity:	11 post per thread
Forum activity:	1 active thread during last week

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RE: Windows StickyKeys

Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-23 10:07:00) by ndaniels

quote: Another thing that's annoying is that even when you have StickyKeys disabled in "Accessibility Options", you can still accidentally activate them by holding the shift key down too long. It's like a zombie that won't die. Is there a way to kill this feature in a manner that it won't kick in if you hold down the shift key too long? To answer my own question: http://www....

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RE: \minint\setupapi.log corrupt

Started 2 months ago (2009-11-01 16:44:00) by rbennett806

Since nobody has chimed in I'll toss out my quick two cents... Depends on your setup and which files you're needing to grab. You can pop the drive out of the machine and slave it to another working system and then just copy off your files. Or you could use a Windows PE disc and boot up and copy off the files to a USB drive. (in reply to bbrc38 )

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RE: "HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\SERIALCOMM" Perm...

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2009-10-20 23:32:00) by ndaniels

*** One additional (important) thought on this topic... It would be wise to change the permissions on the "C:\SerialComm" folder and contents to allow access only by the "Local Administrators" group. Otherwise, a user who is smarter than your average bear could potentially modify the "serialcomm.txt" file and give themselves permission to any registry key. As with any custom fix like this, ...

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