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In article <1992Apr13.164426.13670@tc.fluke.COM>, roger@tc.fluke.COM (Roger Hammerquist) writes:
 > I've been having the "Sticky" shift problem, too;
 > however, I'm not using BC++,
 >   and    I'm not using QEMM.
 > 
 > It seemed to start when I upgraded to MS-DOS version 5.0 (as did losing input
 > characters on the serial ports).  However, it could be related to use of an
 > extended memory manager, since that was when I started using EMM386, as well.
 > Any suggestions?

The same applies to EMM386 as to QEMM386, not much difference here... except
that I don't know of any switches to fix the problem.  Check the DOS manual
for any switches similar to the QEMM's UNUSUAL8042 and IGNOREA20...

Try removing EMM386 from your CONFIG.SYS (put a REM in front of it), and see
if the problem, persists...


 > 		Roger Hammerquist
 > 		roger@tc.fluke.COM

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