On 3 Jan 2005, at 19:13, Sue Lehtonen wrote:
on 1/3/05 9:21 PM, Jonny Stephens at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only liquid I'd allow near a keyboard would be isopropyl alcohol, and only then in an emergency.
I don't have access to a keyboard to swap with this one to check if that is
the problem, but...If the problem lies with the keyboard, would it be likely
to function flawlessly in all applications other than Explorer?
Possibly, if the other applications did not employ the keys which were affecting Explorer.
Did you try running the Key Caps application and seeing if any keys were stuck in the on position?
Jonny
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