The default setting for this is:

keyboard=*vkd

Go to Start, Run and type:

System.ini

Check the [386Enh] section for this line. If anything different is on the
right of the = sign then I'd suggest that you put a semicolon ( at the
beginning of that line and add the line above.

Save your changes, then exit and restart Windows and see if the error still
exists. If you lose functionality for special keys for your keyboard, then
I suggest that you reinstall the drivers from the keyboard manufacturer.

PattyL


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