I'd earlier installed Vista Inspirat on a HP CompaqNX9010 (P-4; 3.06GHz; 1.59GHz, 448Mb RAM) laptop, but I noticed that the SHIFT key was behaving like a STICKY-key.

Even without the cap-lock on, all letters were behaving as uppercase; and the symbols instead of numbers were printed. JUST LIKE THE SHIFT KEY WAS PERMANENTLY PRESSED DOWN. And this presented serious problem while logging on my windows logon (crtl+alt+delete combo).

I tried all STICKY-keys deactivation maneuvers without success, I was left with the option of partially uninstalling the Inspirat, but I left the Inpsirat Theme, whc looks kool.

Hi Tony James !

I never read about this problem with Bricopacks, are you sure it`s not a mechanical problem ?

Maybe someone else can help you ? I have no idea ... good luck !

i agree with breakfastclub. it seems to be a hardware problem.

by the way Tony James, when you uninstalled the brico packs, did it solve your problem?

If uninstall solved your problem, you should try to install again in Safe-Mode. To get in Safe-Mode hit F8 during startup. You can try to install the BricoPack again from here.

HI. I have the same problem. and even if i swap the keyboard , it makes no difference ,    
so if i don't get an answer soon. reinstall will be the answer!!!
 
(press shift and g to get uppercase g and any letter there after is in upper. but if you pres the shift key and another letter that will also be in upper but the next after that will be in lower case and there after. it really stuffs up the typing