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Originally Posted by krashkart
The old Search Companion is adequate. I installed the newer one and found it to be redundant, slow to load before a search, and it does take up some memory that could be used by other programs.
@kiwi_2005:
Thanks for the pointer on how to disable it.  Any idea how to kill StickyKeys? |
I have no idea I blame memory fatigue
But I searched in Google and came up with this, its similar to what Arclight said for Win 7, same for XP.
Disable Sticky Keys on a Default Installation
1. Press SHIFT 5 times consecutively. The StickyKeys box will pop up.
2. Click Settings. Accessibility Options pops up.
3. On the "Keyboard" tab click the "Settings" button in the "StickyKeys" section.
4. Uncheck the items in this window and click OK.
5. Click Apply and OK on Accessibility Options.
To learn more about StickyKeys and other Accessibility Features open Help and Support and search for "StickyKeys" or "Accessibility"