Keyboard properties (repeat delay/repeat rate)

Have been using Vista about 18 months and have never found a cure for this
problem: when the computer goes to sleep, the settings for 'repeat delay' and
'repeat rate' are erased. Typing slows down to a crawl, and I have to reset
them every time I wake up the computer (I've added a quick link to Keyboard
Properties because I know I'll use it at least once a day). Why hasn't there
been a fix for this? I know I'm not the only one complaining.

--
Turkk

Turkk <Turkk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Have been using Vista about 18 months and have never found a cure for this
>problem: when the computer goes to sleep, the settings for 'repeat delay' and
>'repeat rate' are erased. Typing slows down to a crawl, and I have to reset
>them every time I wake up the computer (I've added a quick link to Keyboard
>Properties because I know I'll use it at least once a day). Why hasn't there
>been a fix for this? I know I'm not the only one complaining.

How do you know that?

Do you always wait 18 months to finally look for a solution to a
problem?

Maybe MS is as slow as you are, hmmm?

Are you always this useless? Maybe you should medidate on the potential
benefits of a personality upgrade, hmmmm?

--
Ken Wallewein


"Max Goldman" wrote:

> Turkk <Turkk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Have been using Vista about 18 months and have never found a cure for this
> >problem: when the computer goes to sleep, the settings for 'repeat delay' and
> >'repeat rate' are erased. Typing slows down to a crawl, and I have to reset
> >them every time I wake up the computer (I've added a quick link to Keyboard
> >Properties because I know I'll use it at least once a day). Why hasn't there
> >been a fix for this? I know I'm not the only one complaining.
>
> How do you know that?
>
> Do you always wait 18 months to finally look for a solution to a
> problem?
>
> Maybe MS is as slow as you are, hmmm?
>

Ken W <KenW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Are you always this useless? Maybe you should medidate on the potential
>benefits of a personality upgrade, hmmmm?
>
>--
>Ken Wallewein

Nope. It's taken many years of honing to get the fine edginess I now
have and I'm not about to begin again.

>"Max Goldman" wrote:
>
>> Turkk <Turkk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Have been using Vista about 18 months and have never found a cure for this
>> >problem: when the computer goes to sleep, the settings for 'repeat delay' and
>> >'repeat rate' are erased. Typing slows down to a crawl, and I have to reset
>> >them every time I wake up the computer (I've added a quick link to Keyboard
>> >Properties because I know I'll use it at least once a day). Why hasn't there
>> >been a fix for this? I know I'm not the only one complaining.
>>
>> How do you know that?
>>
>> Do you always wait 18 months to finally look for a solution to a
>> problem?
>>
>> Maybe MS is as slow as you are, hmmm?
>>

Excellent answer. Still useless, though.
--
Ken Wallewein


"Max Goldman" wrote:

> Ken W <KenW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Are you always this useless? Maybe you should medidate on the potential
> >benefits of a personality upgrade, hmmmm?
> >
> >--
> >Ken Wallewein
>
> Nope. It's taken many years of honing to get the fine edginess I now
> have and I'm not about to begin again.
>
> >"Max Goldman" wrote:
> >
> >> Turkk <Turkk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >Have been using Vista about 18 months and have never found a cure for this
> >> >problem: when the computer goes to sleep, the settings for 'repeat delay' and
> >> >'repeat rate' are erased. Typing slows down to a crawl, and I have to reset
> >> >them every time I wake up the computer (I've added a quick link to Keyboard
> >> >Properties because I know I'll use it at least once a day). Why hasn't there
> >> >been a fix for this? I know I'm not the only one complaining.
> >>
> >> How do you know that?
> >>
> >> Do you always wait 18 months to finally look for a solution to a
> >> problem?
> >>
> >> Maybe MS is as slow as you are, hmmm?
> >>
>

Ken W <KenW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Excellent answer. Still useless, though.
>--
>Ken Wallewein

Excuse me, but I think you've confused me with someone who gives a
crap.

>"Max Goldman" wrote:
>
>> Ken W <KenW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Are you always this useless? Maybe you should medidate on the potential
>> >benefits of a personality upgrade, hmmmm?
>> >
>> >--
>> >Ken Wallewein
>>
>> Nope. It's taken many years of honing to get the fine edginess I now
>> have and I'm not about to begin again.