granoff@vaxwrk.enet.dec.com (Mark H. Granoff) (05/02/91)
Last week I posted an article describing a problem which manifested itself by causing my PC to think I had pressed the right shift key (when I hadn't) resulting in, e.g. upper case characters when I expected lower case characters. Fwiw, over the weekend I tried a different keyboard, and the problem seemed to go away, which only proves that my keyboard is cheap. :-) The general concensus from the net was that I needed a new mouse driver. (Thanks, btw, for the responses.) So, I downloaded MOUSE.SYS v5.01 from Logitech's BBS. Unfortunately, the problem persists (with my original keyboard) but not as badly, so I am led to believe that this problem is more software related than hardware related, and may be able to be solved thru some software tweeking. I just need some ideas, now, as to where to tweek. Got any? To refresh your memory, I load the following things into memory: QEMM 386 with the IGNOREA20 and UNUSUAL8042 switches (among others), a couple VGA related things, ramdrive.sys, pophelp (Object Professional's Help TSR). Thanks (again) for any help. Since I have cross posted this, please respond directly to me, granoff@vaxwrk.enet.dec.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark H. Granoff | Enterprise Integration Services/Engineering VAXworks --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Digital Equipment Corporation | Internet: granoff@vaxwrk.enet.dec.com 129 Parker Street | Usenet : ...!decwrl!vaxwrk.enet!granoff PKO2-1/M21 | AT&T : +1 508 493 4512 Maynard, MA 01754 | FAX : +1 508 493 2240 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Opinions herein are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of Digital. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------