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|    Vanguard to All    |
|    Re: Time Delay Phenonomen    |
|    24 Jun 07 11:32:50    |
      XPost: 24hoursupport.helpdesk, alt.os.windows-xp       From: no@mail.invalid              "ctyguy" wrote in message       news:BHsfi.446$tj6.418@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...       >       > "Vanguard" wrote ...       >>       >> "ctyguy" wrote ...       >>>       >>> For the past 3 weeks there is a time delay of 10 seconds before I       >>> can type in a go to box, i.e. nothing appears unless I wait 10       >>> seconds. After that, everything's fine.       >>>       >>> This happens in all boxes, address bar, search IOW any where typing       >>> is concerned, even word/note pad.       >>       >> Same thing happen if you boot into Safe Mode?       >       > Same thing in safe mode. I did a restore to a time when all was ok;       > no help.              Did you install some software with your keyboard? If so, try       uninstalling it, reboot, and check that you are using the standard       Windows-supplied keyboard driver only.              Is this a corded or wireless keyboard? If wireless, have you tried       resynchronizing the receiver and keyboard?              Know of anything you did 3 weeks ago? You could look in Add/Remove       Programs, enable "show all updates", and look under Windows to see if       you installed an update around the time the problem started.              System Restore is just a restore of critical *system* files. It is NOT       the same as a partition image save. System Restore will NOT return your       hard drive to the same state it was in before. A system restore will       not destroy registration of apps that were installed later or       configuration settings but an image restore will (because you are       returning the partition to its prior exact state). System Restore will       not remove some Microsoft updates.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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