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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1242732" data-attributes="member: 141969">The only unusual aspect of the xml definition that you posted is that the second occurrence of the conproperty attribute is the null string (&quot;&quot;), whereas in my definition it is the value &quot;-1&quot;.&nbsp; However, I don't think that this is significant as in my xml definition file I have two other button definitions that have the null string as the value of conproperty, and they both work correctly.My best guess at the moment is that it is Chrome getting in the way, even though it is closed.&nbsp; I have never used Chrome, but I suspect that it starts at boot up, and that there is a &quot;Chrome Service&quot; that is always running, even when Chrome is closed.&nbsp; (It may be named something other than &quot;Chrome Servce&quot;.)Examine very carefully all of the Chrome settings and configuration options, and disable any that look as though they might be related to the keyboard or remote control (e.g. hot keys).&nbsp; If you cannot find any relevant options, then try disabling the Chrome Service (whatever it is called), and see if that makes a difference:Start &gt; Control Panel &gt; Administrative Tools &gt; Services-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1242732, member: 141969"] The only unusual aspect of the xml definition that you posted is that the second occurrence of the [b]conproperty[/b] attribute is the null string (""), whereas in my definition it is the value "-1". However, I don't think that this is significant as in my xml definition file I have two other button definitions that have the null string as the value of [b]conproperty[/b], and they both work correctly. My best guess at the moment is that it is Chrome getting in the way, even though it is closed. I have never used Chrome, but I suspect that it starts at boot up, and that there is a "Chrome Service" that is always running, even when Chrome is closed. (It may be named something other than "Chrome Servce".) Examine very carefully all of the Chrome settings and configuration options, and disable any that look as though they might be related to the keyboard or remote control (e.g. hot keys). If you cannot find any relevant options, then try disabling the Chrome Service (whatever it is called), and see if that makes a difference: Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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