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syncKeyState.dll

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by eug1404, 2005/01/11.

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  1. 2005/01/11
    eug1404

    eug1404 Inactive Thread Starter

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    Does anyone know how this(syncKeyState.dll) is tied into the windows XP Home (version 2002) operating system?
    It certainly isn't external and the file itself doesn't exist but i do believe it is tied into the Windows Core or even more likely a Windows Service and i was hoping someone here knew exactly what service it was tied to.
    Thanx in advance for any help. :)
     
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    PeteC

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    eug1404 - Welcome to the Board :)

    What is the background to your question? - Google shows no hits for syncKeyState.dll and the file does not exist in Win XP.
     
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    eug1404

    eug1404 Inactive Thread Starter

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    Exactly the conclusions i came too. Im having a problem with a program(complaining about a missing component: SyncKeyState.dll) and i have been assured by the developer that thier program does not in any way reference a SyncKeyState.dll, which leads me to believe it is in someway linked to windows. So that's the whole story :) . Thanx for any help in advance.
     
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    Well I'm flummoxed - a search of Microsoft.com also brought up no hits.

    The only suggestion I can make is to reload the troublesome program - maybe the 'developer 'forgot' the referencing to that *.dll - unlikely, but possible I guess.

    As there is no apparent reference to that *.dll on the Internet it is unlikely to be a spyware, etc.

    'Fraid you'll have to wait and see if anybody else chips in on this one.
     
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