Hi,
I've been reinstalling my windowses (98 & NT4), and having
finally gotten pretty much all my usual software working, I noticed a truly strange occurrance; in NT ctrl-x doesn't perform the usual "cut" operation anymore (either in windows explorer or any other software); this is rather annoying!
I suppose this is probably due to the key combination having been mapped to something else (as the keyboard works; tried it in other OSes), but the problem is that I do not know how to find out what this might be "mapped to" as nothing seems to happen... Any ideas? Is there any simple way to check what might have aquired the key combination?
Any hints would be greatly appreciated...
Masa
I've been reinstalling my windowses (98 & NT4), and having
finally gotten pretty much all my usual software working, I noticed a truly strange occurrance; in NT ctrl-x doesn't perform the usual "cut" operation anymore (either in windows explorer or any other software); this is rather annoying!
I suppose this is probably due to the key combination having been mapped to something else (as the keyboard works; tried it in other OSes), but the problem is that I do not know how to find out what this might be "mapped to" as nothing seems to happen... Any ideas? Is there any simple way to check what might have aquired the key combination?
Any hints would be greatly appreciated...
Masa
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