Cannot input certain keystrokes when leaving PC up over night.

[Todd]

I'm using Windows XP, SP2 and the oddest thing. After leaving the PC up for
awhile I lose the ability to input certain keystrokes into fields. The keys
are THCS to name a few. I am not able to type them into browser fields,
excel fields etc. If I bring up notepad they type fine. I usually end up
rebooting. I've scanned high and low for viruses and trojans, nothing. Has
anyone seen anything this bizarre. Its quite annoying.

 

[PA Bear]

Does the behavior persist if you use another keyboard?

Does the machine Hibernate or enter Standby when you leaving it up & running
overnight?

You posted in a Security-specific newsgroup. Are you seeing other
unwanted/unusual behavior that leads you to suspect the machine is infected?
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Todd wrote:
> I'm using Windows XP, SP2 and the oddest thing. After leaving the PC up
> for
> awhile I lose the ability to input certain keystrokes into fields. The
> keys
> are THCS to name a few. I am not able to type them into browser fields,
> excel fields etc. If I bring up notepad they type fine. I usually end up
> rebooting. I've scanned high and low for viruses and trojans, nothing.
> Has
> anyone seen anything this bizarre. Its quite annoying.

 

[Volodymyr Shcherbyna]

Sounds like "no resource" bug. Remeber, what did you install recently? If it
is some software that intalls drivers that might be a bug of memory leaking,
that caused misbihaviour of keyboard driver.

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Volodymyr
"Todd" <Todd@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6282BAE1-78F4-4A2E-BF40-BAB865D68AB9@microsoft.com...
> I'm using Windows XP, SP2 and the oddest thing. After leaving the PC up
> for
> awhile I lose the ability to input certain keystrokes into fields. The
> keys
> are THCS to name a few. I am not able to type them into browser fields,
> excel fields etc. If I bring up notepad they type fine. I usually end up
> rebooting. I've scanned high and low for viruses and trojans, nothing.
> Has
> anyone seen anything this bizarre. Its quite annoying.