DirectX 9.0a and keyboard mapping.

There were no fixes to DirectInput for DX9.0a. You have all the same
binaries for Dinput components after installing any version of DX after 8.1.
The only exception to this is installing SP1, we had some changes there. Can
you provide me with more info on your system? Such as keyboard make/model,
whether you are using other language keyboard layouts than the standard
English, etc.

Thanks.

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Joshua Smith
DirectInput Test Lab

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"DM" <dmagejunk@bis.midco.net> wrote in message
news:095801c34c6b$8a01a0c0$a601280a@phx.gbl...

> Because DirectX does change the input drivers. I've run a
> virus scan (updated the day I ran it), clean. And there is
> no way to restore it (I've even gone so far as deleting the
> drivers and reinstalling it, same deal.)

> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hi,
> >
> >Why you think DX9.0a cause the problem? Have you
> >considered for some virus infection?
> >Can you use the restore feature to restore to the previous
> >configuaration?
> >
> >Peter
> >
> >

> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>I've developed an error in my keyboard since installing
> >>DirectX 9.0a. The arrow keys are mapped to "Left Shift"

> >as

> >>well as the arrows themselves. I've run mapping programs
> >>to test, and they all say the same thing. Secondly, it
> >>only happens when Num Lock is activated. How do I get rid
> >>of this problem?
> >>
> >>Microsoft themselves seem impossable to contact with
> >>anything involving Direct X. So I have to use this
> >>newsgroup for help.
> >>.
> >>

> >.
> >