T500 2242 ENTER/TAB key dilemma

Good morning everyone,
I have a user in our Marketing department that uses a T500 2242 with a mini docking station having a very peculiar issue with their laptop.
Anytime the user goes to login - (Windows XP Pro SP3) (Joined to a domain, running Win Server 2k3) (32bit platforms) she has to restart multiple times before getting response from her enter or tab key, and the key that decides to fail is random but eventually becomes both.
Are there any Lenovo hotkeys that trigger this or something? Even when connecting her wireless keyboard mouse through USB, she is having these issues, on the third party keyboard/mouse!
There's something a miss here.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi,
I have seen a similar situation with a Bluetooth Mouse and keyboard, what could not connect properly to the system.
The fix was to restart BIOS (load the default settings) and in one case also BIOS udate.
About the Enter and TAB key, this might be something strange. If you ahve time to test this, then try to boot into Save mode (press F6 by system start) and check if also here is the same situation.
If not, then there is some other applicaiton blocking , or from my own expeience I can tell, that this might be an application, that is loading and "run" into some timeout error.
So surelly also check what all is configured for the startup.
Cheers

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Hi folks,
I'd like to make the ENTER key behave the same way as the TAB key in
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Anyone done this before using a simpler method?
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Cheers,
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Duncan,
The application we are building will replace legacy application and had similar
requirements to accommodate the current users. We solved this problem by creating a
special frame, appropriately named as the "Terminal Frame". It is distributed as
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problem by constructing a "field traverse list" which includes all the fields in a
window including nested views ordered according to their X,Y co-ordinates. It is a
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earlier mail. The method also sets the NextTabField, PrevTabField references for
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have some user training issues as some of the fields (OutlineField, DropList,
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Good Luck,
Shirish
Duncan Kinnear wrote:
On 22 Jun 99, at 23:47, Jeanne Hesler wrote:
Do the math on this one. Be sure your users understand the cost and the
lack of payback. I have no problem going against common practice when
there is a good reason, but this reason just doesn't add up. Even if it
did slow them down, which it won't, they would never lose enough time to be
worth the work that it would take to implement.Jeanne,
Thanks for your reply (even though it doesn't help me!).
Don't get me wrong, I'm not advocating we abandon the TAB key
functionality in favour of the ENTER key. I just want to ADD the ENTER
key as a navigational aid for our 'legacy' users (and we have many). If it
is done right, there should be no need to tell the user about it. Their
transition to the new product would be virtually painless.
Since I posted my original question I've realised that the cost of
implementation is actually fairly low. And this is why. I have just
discovered that the default tab order defined by Forte (left to right, top to
bottom) is essentially useless for most of the windows we will be creating.
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have to implement the facility to do this in the framework itself. And if we
have our tab order defined, then adding the ENTER key functionality is
minimal extra effort (see my original post). In fact, if I implement it in my
"CoreWindow" (the root of my windows framework inheritence tree), then
no-one will ever have to deal with it again.
The TAB key is not even much of a windows data-entry standard. Many
of our customers have defined secondary systems using Microsoft
Access, and it uses the ENTER key (along with the TAB key) to move
from field to field. Will these customers not complain that they cannot
use the ENTER key to move between fields if we don't implement it?
As we do not have the resources to completely rewrite our existing
COBOL system (over 2 million lines of code) in one go. We will be rolling
out the new system module by module. This means that a lot of our users
will be switching between the new windows interface and the text-based
unix telnet sessions. When I switch back and forth between windows
editors and 'vi' on the unix host, I experience first-hand how mixed
navigational facilities can hamper productivity!
Anyway, I was just hoping there might be a little setting somewhere in
Forte to switch this on, but as no-one has pointed it out, it seems unlikely.
Thanks again for your input, lively discussion is always welcome.
Cheers,
Duncan Kinnear,
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