Slow typing and keystroke problems

I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.

It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
me nuts!

Thanks...

What particular program is this happening in?



--

Steve Easton


"chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
> I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
> working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
> to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
> type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
> typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
> all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
> backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.
>
> It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
> memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
> anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
> someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
> me nuts!
>
> Thanks...

Check and update your drivers, especially video.

Temporarily try turning Aero OFF.

"Steve Easton" <> wrote in message
news:ORME%...
> What particular program is this happening in?
>
>
>
> --
>
> Steve Easton
>
>
> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in
> message news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
>> I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it.
>> Everything is
>> working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if
>> Vista's
>> to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as
>> I
>> type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
>> typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and
>> they're
>> all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
>> backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped
>> letters.
>>
>> It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
>> memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity'
>> or
>> anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and
>> can
>> someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's
>> driving
>> me nuts!
>>
>> Thanks...
>
>

Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...

"Steve Easton" wrote:

> What particular program is this happening in?
>
>
>
> --
>
> Steve Easton
>
>
> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.
> >
> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
> > me nuts!
> >
> > Thanks...
>
>
>

Just out of curiosity, click to see if your system is idling properly:

1.) Close all programs.
2.) Press Ctrl+Alt+Del.
3.) Click "Start Task Manager."
4.) Click the Performance tab.

The CPU usage (in the upper left corner) shouldn't be over about 10%, if
everything is closed. The memory bars probably shouldn't be over 600 MB,
either.

Jason

"chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
news:1B59E8BB-EA69-4D74-85EC-...
> Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...
>
> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>
>> What particular program is this happening in?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Steve Easton
>>
>>
>> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in
>> message
>> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
>> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it.
>> > Everything is
>> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if
>> > Vista's
>> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is,
>> > as I
>> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
>> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and
>> > they're
>> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've
>> > to
>> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped
>> > letters.
>> >
>> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack
>> > of
>> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard
>> > sensitivity' or
>> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and
>> > can
>> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's
>> > driving
>> > me nuts!
>> >
>> > Thanks...
>>
>>
>>

Do you have Office installed and if so what version?

--

Steve Easton


"chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
news:1B59E8BB-EA69-4D74-85EC-...
> Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...
>
> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>
>> What particular program is this happening in?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Steve Easton
>>
>>
>> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
>> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
>> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
>> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
>> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
>> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
>> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
>> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
>> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.
>> >
>> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
>> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
>> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
>> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
>> > me nuts!
>> >
>> > Thanks...
>>
>>
>>

chunkyapplepie wrote:
> Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...

Typing in HTML or plain text? Does typing in plain text remove the problem?

Alias
>
> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>
>> What particular program is this happening in?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Steve Easton
>>
>>
>> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
>> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
>>> I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
>>> working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
>>> to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
>>> type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
>>> typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
>>> all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
>>> backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.
>>>
>>> It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
>>> memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
>>> anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
>>> someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
>>> me nuts!
>>>
>>> Thanks...
>>
>>

If your cpu usage is normal, (Vista does a lot of indexing when it is new),
you can go into control panel/hardware/keyboard and see if changing the
settings helps. What is your computer setup.

"chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
news:1B59E8BB-EA69-4D74-85EC-...
> Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...
>
> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>
>> What particular program is this happening in?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Steve Easton
>>
>>
>> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in
>> message
>> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
>> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it.
>> > Everything is
>> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if
>> > Vista's
>> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is,
>> > as I
>> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
>> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and
>> > they're
>> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've
>> > to
>> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped
>> > letters.
>> >
>> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack
>> > of
>> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard
>> > sensitivity' or
>> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and
>> > can
>> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's
>> > driving
>> > me nuts!
>> >
>> > Thanks...
>>
>>
>>

Wow thanks!

Okay CPU usage jumps and ranges from bet 6% to 2%... and memory usage is 730
MB! Does this confirm that Vista is the culprit for the high memory usage?

"Jason Freeman" wrote:

> Just out of curiosity, click to see if your system is idling properly:
>
> 1.) Close all programs.
> 2.) Press Ctrl+Alt+Del.
> 3.) Click "Start Task Manager."
> 4.) Click the Performance tab.
>
> The CPU usage (in the upper left corner) shouldn't be over about 10%, if
> everything is closed. The memory bars probably shouldn't be over 600 MB,
> either.
>
> Jason
>
> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
> news:1B59E8BB-EA69-4D74-85EC-...
> > Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...
> >
> > "Steve Easton" wrote:
> >
> >> What particular program is this happening in?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >>
> >> Steve Easton
> >>
> >>
> >> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in
> >> message
> >> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
> >> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it.
> >> > Everything is
> >> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if
> >> > Vista's
> >> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is,
> >> > as I
> >> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
> >> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and
> >> > they're
> >> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've
> >> > to
> >> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped
> >> > letters.
> >> >
> >> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack
> >> > of
> >> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard
> >> > sensitivity' or
> >> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and
> >> > can
> >> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's
> >> > driving
> >> > me nuts!
> >> >
> >> > Thanks...
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>

Its Office 2007.

"Steve Easton" wrote:

> Do you have Office installed and if so what version?
>
> --
>
> Steve Easton
>
>
> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
> news:1B59E8BB-EA69-4D74-85EC-...
> > Practically every program... hotmail, MS Word etc etc...
> >
> > "Steve Easton" wrote:
> >
> >> What particular program is this happening in?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >>
> >> Steve Easton
> >>
> >>
> >> "chunkyapplepie" <> wrote in message
> >> news:4555C1C9-D0F5-4552-A466-...
> >> > I've just gotten a new comp with Windows Vista installed in it. Everything is
> >> > working fine except for this very annoying problem, and I wonder if Vista's
> >> > to do with it since I never had such issues with Windows XP. Thing is, as I
> >> > type, letters appear slower on the screen than the speed at which I am
> >> > typing, and some letters fail to appear. I checked the drivers and they're
> >> > all working fine, its just that I can't seem to type quickly and I've to
> >> > backtrack and re-edit my sentences over and over due to the skipped letters.
> >> >
> >> > It's a 2 gig RAM the computer is running on, so I don't think its lack of
> >> > memory. And sadly, there's no function to 'increase keyboard sensitivity' or
> >> > anything like that... Is anyone out there having the same problem, and can
> >> > someone suggest the root problem and a solution to this please? It's driving
> >> > me nuts!
> >> >
> >> > Thanks...
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>