Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
Which finger?
On 06/10/2023 21:19, micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
Sounds like something weird the manufacturer has installed to make up
fir the fact that there are no LEDs on the keyboard for Caps Lock or Num >Lock.
Was the weird new one for Scroll Lock?
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
On 10/6/2023 4:19 PM, micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
HP Hotkey Support.
See if there is a copy installed.
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Turn-Off-Caps-On-Lock-On-Screen-Notification/td-p/6470519
Apparently the registry keys are missing, and it might have something
to do with an "improvement" HP made.
A poster in that thread, recommends
going back to a previous version (different behavior).
Paul
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sat, 7 Oct 2023 00:17:30 -0400, Paul ><nospam@needed.invalid> wrote:
On 10/6/2023 4:19 PM, micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and
off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
HP Hotkey Support.
See if there is a copy installed.
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Turn-Off-Caps-On-Lock-On-Screen-Notification/td-p/6470519
Hey that's it!!
I'd heard of Accesibility, but never Ease of Access.
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sat, 07 Oct 2023 01:07:11 -0400, micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sat, 7 Oct 2023 00:17:30 -0400, Paul
<nospam@needed.invalid> wrote:
On 10/6/2023 4:19 PM, micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and >>>> off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the >>>> bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t >>>> hings called so I can google for an answer?
HP Hotkey Support.
See if there is a copy installed.
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Turn-Off-Caps-On-Lock-On-Screen-Notification/td-p/6470519
Hey that's it!!
I'd heard of Accesibility, but never Ease of Access.
FWIW, I found many copies of easeofaccessdialog.exe, and none would run because I have a 64 bit laptop and I guess they are 32 bit. I'll keep trying but I don't hink I have any 32 bit versions.
So something turned the whole thing on, but not me.
I'd heard of Accesibility, but never Ease of Access.
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on
and off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the
bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t
hings called so I can google for an answer?
On 10/7/2023 1:52 AM, micky wrote:
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sat, 07 Oct 2023 01:07:11 -0400, micky
<NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
In alt.comp.os.windows-10, on Sat, 7 Oct 2023 00:17:30 -0400, Paul
<nospam@needed.invalid> wrote:
On 10/6/2023 4:19 PM, micky wrote:
Windows Home, fully updated (this is my laptop) now has 1" square
graphic at the top when caps lock, scroll lock, or num lock goes on and >>>>> off. This replaces the little text on the systray. Okay.
But today there was a graphic with a hand and a finger pointing to the >>>>> bottom left. I can't reproduce it. What is this, or what are these t >>>>> hings called so I can google for an answer?
HP Hotkey Support.
See if there is a copy installed.
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Turn-Off-Caps-On-Lock-On-Screen-Notification/td-p/6470519
Hey that's it!!
I'd heard of Accesibility, but never Ease of Access.
FWIW, I found many copies of easeofaccessdialog.exe, and none would run
because I have a 64 bit laptop and I guess they are 32 bit. I'll keep
trying but I don't hink I have any 32 bit versions.
So something turned the whole thing on, but not me.
OK, try this.
Right-click Start : Run : control.exe
That starts Control Panels in Windows 10.
Now, right click the new blue folder icon in the TaskBar.
This will offer to "Pin Control Panels to Taskbar".
Since you're in the Control Panels, now is an excellent time
to set the view to "Small Icons".
There is an "Ease of Access" control panel.
*******
The Settings wheel, has "Accessibility".
There's a whole bunch of stuff in there, none of
it all that helpful.
Those are the two places I would look. I'm on W11 right now,
but I had the W10 on the other machine open earlier, and
it did not look much better, in our search for a "Padlock icon control"
and "finger icon control". If there was such a control, it
was likely removed from some previous version.
That's why I assumed you were on an HP laptop and
there was an HP program controlling the icons.
*******
Note that, not every "blah.exe" executes!!!
Remember, there are two kinds of programs.
win32 - You know all about these. You're an expert with these.
Metro - The EXE files on these, today, have ZERO SIZE.
Check the byte count. An earlier version of EXE files
for Metro Apps, the EXE was actually a PE file, with
real live executable code. It would cause the screen to
blink... and, nothing would happen. Well, the last time I
looked, they have streamlined this further, and some of the
Metro EXE are now ZERO BYTES. Which of course, cannot work
to accept any sort of double click.
If you go to File Explorer, and enter
shell:appsfolder
try double-clicking an item there, and
it will probably work.
There is no easeofaccess in there. Have a look.
Paul
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