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SendKeys not sending {Enter} or {Tab} for a new user profile on Windows XP

Asked by sstoyanovich in .Net Editors & IDEs, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: VB.NET 2.0, SendKeys, Windows XP

I have an existing app that works fine in my old user profile.  It is a profile for a domain account.

I recently created a new user profile with a local account, and in this profile, the app doesn't work.  The local account is an Administrator on the machine.

The app is a .NET 2.0 app.  In the app, I'm using SendKeys.  In the new profile, sending {Enter} or {Tab} doesn't work.  Sending other characters like Ctrl+F and regular characters still works.

Is this somehow a .NET Code Access Security issue?  I'm really not sure how though, since the problem persists even when I copy the app to c: drive and run it from there.
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