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Check you F1 key. That is the shortcut for Help in both programs. &nbsp;It is probably stuck. Or try another keyboard.
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Check you F1 key. That is the shortcut for Help in both programs.  It is probably stuck. Or try another keyboard.

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I looked at the keyboard. &nbsp;It is a Logitech wireless, and it is relatively new. &nbsp;i pressed the F1 key a couple of times, and it did not feel stuck or loose. &nbsp;I did download the newest setpoint software and drivers for it. &nbsp;I will watch it today and see what happens. &nbsp;This is on one of the owners computers, so she is freaking out about it.
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I looked at the keyboard.  It is a Logitech wireless, and it is relatively new.  i pressed the F1 key a couple of times, and it did not feel stuck or loose.  I did download the newest setpoint software and drivers for it.  I will watch it today and see what happens.  This is on one of the owners computers, so she is freaking out about it.

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It seems that updating the setpoint software solved the problem.
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It seems that updating the setpoint software solved the problem.

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I have a computer running Windows 7 Business. &nbsp;Upon launching multiple applications, the help menus for those applications just randomly pup up like you have opened them. &nbsp;I have seen it in Internet Explorer 9 and Outlook 2007.
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I have a computer running Windows 7 Business.  Upon launching multiple applications, the help menus for those applications just randomly pup up like you have opened them.  I have seen it in Internet Explorer 9 and Outlook 2007.

Windows help menus popping up

Microsoft applications include a variety of software programs, including development and digital authoring programs (Expression and Media Center), educational programs, Internet software, including Essentials, Skype and the Live family, anti-virus, productivity applications and suites like Office, Excel, Word, Outlook, Access and PowerPoint, video games and server applications such as Exchange, SharePoint, IIS and Virtual Server.

Microsoft Applications

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