So the question is pretty much in the title. Things to note:

But my problem now is that when I'm typing my password, It'll stop all together on the 'u' or the 'p' character and I have to click on the ease of access button then move focus back to the password to continue. Yes, one obvious solution is to not use a password that has 'u' or 'p' in it (which I've done), but that's obviously not a completely satisfying answer.

Thanks!

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Sorry for my answer.. did not read. Try WIN-T when typping your password. – r0ca Feb 23 '10 at 20:00
How did this start? – Vervious Apr 8 '10 at 20:18
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You said that p causes different display modes to come up - this means Windows key might be pressed/sticked (since Windows Key + P is the default shortcut to cycle through projector/display).

You can try to disable the Windows key + key shortcuts for a while to see if you still have this problem. http://superuser.com/questions/129191/is-there-any-way-to-disable-certain-keyboard-shortcuts-in-windows-7/129215#129215

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Ok, ok! I got this now:

Download this here: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Ease-of-Access-disabler-Download-71010.html

And try this:

Disable Ease of Access Button

Unfortunately, we can’t remove the button, but we can make it disabled so nobody can actually use it. Download and unzip the software, and then right-click on the setup file and choose Run as Administrator.

Choosing to run it as administrator is such an important step that the software will remind you regardless.

You’ll finally get to the screen where you can click the Disable button to make the button not work anymore. If you wanted to re-enable it, just run the setup again and click the Enable button.

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-ease-of-access-button-on-vista-logon-screen/

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I've done this already (it's the "I have disabled Ease of Access by replacing utilman.exe" step). The main problem is that a slew of characters (u,p,t) dont work or cause other things to happen when I type my password. For example p causes different display modes to come up. – Silfheed Mar 30 '10 at 18:12
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It seems you have accidentally turned on the 'Sticky Keys' feature of Windows 7. Press both SHIFT keys simultaneously to turn it off, then lock the screen and try to log on again.

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