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|    Doug Weiman to All    |
|    USB device sending random volume up sign    |
|    11 Dec 22 16:32:15    |
      From: no@nyet.net               I have an IOGear USB wireless keyboard/mouse combo which,       although both devices work well, they seem to be sending random volume up       signals: there are many entries along the lines               Dec 11 07:57:53 xyz root: ACPI action volumeup is not defined              in my syslog, and I can indeed notice that the volume of my sound device       keeps getting increased because of this. I know this is related to this       combo because it only started happening when I replaced my old USB       keyboard and mouse - which were connected to my system with cables - and       it disappears when I revert to this old setup.               While getting rid of the syslog entries is easy enough, I am at a       loss concerning why those signals keep being sent. I had a look into the       output from lsmod, and removed two modules - joydev and usbtouchscreen -       on the grounds that I have no such devices, and were of course not being       used by anybody. However, the random volume up signals keep coming.               While not a deal breaker, this is irritating. Anybody got any       suggestions how to eliminate this issue?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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