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| Thread ID: 41425 | 2004-01-11 00:38:00 | Lost shortcut keys | jaybee (1199) | Press F1 |
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| 206594 | 2004-01-11 00:38:00 | Am running Win98SE. Have got two recent problems which may (or not) be connected - happened around same time. Noticed I'd suddenly lost all of my pre-set shortcut keys (eg ctrl/alt/n to bring up notebook). However I couldn't re-set them; would bring up icon, rekey shortcut in but it wouldn't work. But it still shows as ctrl/alt/n in shortcut properties. Also sometimes ( but not always ) when I'm trying to correct this a message flashes up to say Explorer has created an illegal operation and will be shut down etc. I hit "Close" - it closes then reopens immediately and all is well. Tried reinstalling Windows over itself but no joy. I also run Powerdesk in preference to Explorer but have done so for years. Any suggestions appreciated. Jim |
jaybee (1199) | ||
| 206595 | 2004-01-11 04:05:00 | Just bumping you back up the list jaybee,I`m surprised you have got this far and no help offered, what`s happening in F1, this seems to be a regular occurence of late.Maybe it`s the time of year. Best of luck. A |
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| 206596 | 2004-01-11 05:53:00 | Yes! Must admit I was a bit surprised. Can remember from a couple of years ago getting responses within 30 minutes. Still hoping for a cure, Jim | jaybee (1199) | ||
| 206597 | 2004-01-11 08:32:00 | You may have already done this, but have you tried deleting one of the desktop icons with a faulty keyboard shortcut, then re-creating it again? If it doesn't work, at least your thread will appear at the top again. :) Cheers. |
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| 206598 | 2004-01-11 10:32:00 | Curiouser and curiouser. Tried changing shortcuts. Each time I changed then tried out the change I got he message "explorer has performed illegal etc" - but only once for each change. next time I tried the shrtcut - nothing. Had the impression that the two faults were connected but this sort of confirms it. No nearer a solution but thanks for that bit of lateral thinking. Jim |
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