Disable sticky keys tweak


disable sticky keys tweak: options  

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  1. 1. what to do with 'disable stick keys' tweak

    • Remove from autopatcher
      1
    • Change it to actually disable the feature rather than turning it off
      18
    • Leave it as it is (perhaps renaming from 'disable' to 'turn off')
      5
    • I couldn't care less...
      1


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Some people have reported that the 'disable sticky keys' tweak doesn't work. this may be due to confusion over the title of the module, the tweak only turns off the feature, and does not actually disable it.

what do you all want me to do with the tweak? the options are above, please vote and the change can be made in the dec06/jan07 release!

note to self: '510' is the turn off setting, '506' disables it!

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Remove it. Sticky keys are turned off by default. I remember someone asking for this tweak because it hasn't been disabled (by default). Someone said that it does nothing useful "since SP2". Maybe that guy (with this not turned off (by default)) had pre-SP2 Windows and it's only turned off (by default) in SP2 Windows?

okay, there are a huge number of gamers out there and i can imagine it would be useful for them to have the tweak actually disable it, so thats what i'll do.

theres not much point in having a seperate 'turn off' tweak is there? or would you all want that? if you would say so and it'll be done! ;)

In CSS, i did crouch crouch crouch crouch crouch and bam windows labeled me as disabled. Hence i vote to disable the option.

Actually, I meant running in Far Cry... :p So far that was the game I've most used left shift in. :p

And now serious. IMO, just make the tweak turn off the shortcut and that's it.

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