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ok - you get my genius award for the ... well the year I think. I never would have thought of that. Very, very sweet.
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ok - you get my genius award for the ... well the year I think. I never would have thought of that. Very, very sweet.

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Cool man, hey, the first half of the idea was yours. So I say we share the cleverness award. See you around the exchange.
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Cool man, hey, the first half of the idea was yours. So I say we share the cleverness award. See you around the exchange.

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Already closed but you could try the onscreen keyboard as well, it's under Accessoiries, Ease of Access
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Already closed but you could try the onscreen keyboard as well, it's under Accessoiries, Ease of Access

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Hi experts,<br />
I am logging into a remote computer via a secure gateway to my work. The remote computer will not accept any keyboard input from my home laptop. I was thinking I would use a dos command shutdown -t 0 -r -f which I was able to paste into the remote desktop cmd window but I cannot figure out how to mimic the pressing ofthe enter key to activate the reboot.<br />
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In short I need to get my remote computer to start recognizing my home laptop keyboard -- obviously it accepts all mouse stuff fine.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi experts,
I am logging into a remote computer via a secure gateway to my work. The remote computer will not accept any keyboard input from my home laptop. I was thinking I would use a dos command shutdown -t 0 -r -f which I was able to paste into the remote desktop cmd window but I cannot figure out how to mimic the pressing ofthe enter key to activate the reboot.

In short I need to get my remote computer to start recognizing my home laptop keyboard -- obviously it accepts all mouse stuff fine.

Thanks.

Remote computer keyboard is locked

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