Reply to note from Edward Mendelson <em36@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Tue, 23 ë 2022 11:29:57 -0400 Edward, Sure, no problem, I've added the source code to the zip archive: https://xywwweb.ammaze.net/dls/unstickkeys.zip In terms of settings, I guess the threshold question is whether the visual "flag" is simply a distraction when it pops up, or whether the underlying unstick operation is actually interfering with manual keyboard input. If the former, then starting UnstickKeys.exe with the /QQ or /QQQ option may be all that's required (this suppresses the flag in all cases except when holding down Numpad 5). This option should be promising because, in my testing at least, the virtual unstick does not interfere with a manual press of a shifting key. For example, if you hold down Ctrl, it will stay Down (although the flag will keep popping up every n seconds, unless you opt to /Quash it). If the program is interfering with keyboard input, then try increasing the value of the first argument, the number of seconds in the Down position that qualifies a key as "stuck". The default value is 5, so maybe try 7 or 10. If that doesn't help, then if you would describe the misbehavior in detail I could try to address it. Alternatively, if you modify the source in a way that helps, I'd be eager to know what the mod is. -- Carl Distefano cld@xxxxxxxxxx