Problem: Some of the keys on the AnyKey keyboard for the Windows 95 operating system will not remap back to their default state.

Resolution: Power down the system. While holding down the Suspend Macro key, turn the power back on. Continue booting with the key depressed until the Program light quits flashing. This light will stay lit until you depress and release it.

Make sure to change the Anykey statement in the AUTOEXEC.BAT (if the statement exists) to "AnykeyXX A" or remark this statement out to re-enable the programming features.

Note: If there is an "AnykeyXX T" line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, this will terminate any programming function of the keyboard. If there is an "AnykeyXX A" line in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file, this will activate any programming function of the keyboard.

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