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Windows Forum / Windows XP / New Users / May 2008Caps lock key
Not sure if this is a Windows problem or not. Googling "double click"+"caps lock" gives no answers. I'm running Windows XP SP3, but it has also happened with SP2. I have Logitech wireless S-510 keyboard and LX5 mouse combination. I have the mouse configured so that pushing down on the scrolling wheel is "double click". Every so often,a strange thing starts happening: When I push on the scrolling wheel, besides performing the double-click function, it also turns the Caps Lock on. Pushing it again, turns the Caps Lock off. So far, I have only been able to correct this situation by doing a System Restore. After that, everything is fine for quite a while (weeks, perhaps) when suddenly this Caps Lock thing starts happening again. Any takers? Thanks! _________________________________ Old Enough to know I don't know a thing .... Out of sheer curiosity, are you left handed? > Not sure if this is a Windows problem or not. > Googling "double click"+"caps lock" gives no answers. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Old Enough > to know I don't know a thing .... Be still, my heart! I hoped here would be the solution to this problem. Instead, you asked: >Out of sheer curiosity, are you left handed? No. Out of sheer curiosity: What's the relevance? Or did you mean "Do you have the mouse configured for left-handed orientation?' In that case, the answer is also "no". And, if this is not TMI, I dress left. Will all this info help you to annswer my original question? >> Not sure if this is a Windows problem or not. >> Googling "double click"+"caps lock" gives no answers. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> Old Enough >> to know I don't know a thing .... _________________________________ Old Enough to know I don't know a thing .... I found that the Logitech mouse drivers caused more problems than they were worth. Uninstall them - your mouse will still work - and see what happens. GS > Be still, my heart! I hoped here would be the solution to this > problem. Instead, you asked: [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > Old Enough > to know I don't know a thing .... |
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