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<blockquote data-quote="Frantid" data-source="post: 337858" data-attributes="member: 83343">I also have problems with the imon remote keys working, being recognized in IRSS.&nbsp; I help can test as well.I wonder if this could help:&nbsp; (from <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mce-replacement-plugin-165/mce-replacement-driver-obsolete-29024/#post188102" target="_blank">here</a> by and-81)I wonder if removing these registry entries would cause the remote keys to be seen and not processed by Windows first?Unfortunately, I can't use this because, my only keyboard (diNovoMini - wireless bluetooth mini-keyboard) gets disabled&nbsp; when I remove these registry keys.&nbsp; So I can't test it.&nbsp; I just thought it might help someone else or maybe give an idea where things are getting intercepted.&nbsp; My family is hooked on youtube &amp; wikipedia on the htpc, so I need to use the keyboard.frantid</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frantid, post: 337858, member: 83343"] I also have problems with the imon remote keys working, being recognized in IRSS. I help can test as well. I wonder if this could help: (from [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mce-replacement-plugin-165/mce-replacement-driver-obsolete-29024/#post188102"]here[/URL] by and-81) I wonder if removing these registry entries would cause the remote keys to be seen and not processed by Windows first? Unfortunately, I can't use this because, my only keyboard (diNovoMini - wireless bluetooth mini-keyboard) gets disabled when I remove these registry keys. So I can't test it. I just thought it might help someone else or maybe give an idea where things are getting intercepted. My family is hooked on youtube & wikipedia on the htpc, so I need to use the keyboard. frantid [/QUOTE]

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