If that is the case, my approach would be to click start, run, type in
msconfig and change the 'startup' items till you find what is causing it.
"Kåre Mølgård Rasmussen" <km[ at ]none.no> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.06.07.03.56.45.639113[ at ]none.no...
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> I've tryed that and it is set to Danish as the only installed
> keyboard/language. I've should have mentioned, that [ at ] is not
> disabled at the logon screen, so my guees is, that something
> disables it during the startup processs
>
>> Try control panel--regional and languages. "Kåre Mølgård Rasmussen"
>> <km[ at ]none.no> wrote in message
>> news:pan.2007.06.06.18.04.55.130412[ at ]none.no...
>>> I've just recently recieved a DELL latitude D820 with windows XP
>>> service pack 2 installed. I've been installing different kind of
>>> software, when I've noticed, that [ at ] is disabled. The 2-key works fine,
>>> and so does Alt Gr. I've tryed to remove the keyboard from the list of
>>> hardware units, and for 1-2 sec. after the following reboot, I was able
>>> to type the [ at ] - but then it was disabled again.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have any idea, where to look for this issue?
>>>
>>> TIA.
>>> Kaare
>>> Denmark
>
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