abel-masila · September 30, 2017 11:57
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 The error message means that some other program has created A-C-arrow hotkeys which blocks VW from using them. There are two changes I can think of that could explain this change in behaviour:
 1) The default bindings have changed from WIN-arrow (i.e. WIN-up) to A-C-up, which did you use? If you used (and want to continue to use) WIN-up then simply redefine the bindings and it should work as before.
 2) VrituaWin's startup process changed and is a more delayed, spread out process - insignificant in human terms but required for Win7 as it creates other things like the taskbar in a different order. In theory this would allow another program to steal the bindings, i.e. you always had a conflict but in previous versions, VW won and the other program did not complain like VW does.
 So can you please look at all other software you are running and check for any that also use hotkeys (I know that some graphics drivers use these hotkeys for rotating the screen).
 The actual hotkey creation and binding process has not changed for years so it is unlikely to be an actual VW b
	The error message means that some other program has created A-C-arrow hotkeys which blocks VW from using them. There are two changes I can think of that could explain this change in behaviour:
	1) The default bindings have changed from WIN-arrow (i.e. WIN-up) to A-C-up, which did you use? If you used (and want to continue to use) WIN-up then simply redefine the bindings and it should work as before.
	2) VrituaWin's startup process changed and is a more delayed, spread out process - insignificant in human terms but required for Win7 as it creates other things like the taskbar in a different order. In theory this would allow another program to steal the bindings, i.e. you always had a conflict but in previous versions, VW won and the other program did not complain like VW does.
	So can you please look at all other software you are running and check for any that also use hotkeys (I know that some graphics drivers use these hotkeys for rotating the screen).
	The actual hotkey creation and binding process has not changed for years so it is unlikely to be an actual VW b