Keyboards and Keyboard/Mice Combo Sets

[Borganui]

Hello,

is there any way to disable the disc eject key of the Logitech Dinovo Keyboard for Notebooks (windows registry or config files)?

I am using it with Windows Vista and the newest SetPoint drivers.

I like the keyboard a lot but this one keys was really misplaced as I am constantly hitting it when I want to hit backspac instead.

Hope someone can help me.

Bruce

[mosaic]

yes i would like to find out as well?

i have the same problem.

setpoint lets you change all the other function keys but looks like some developer forgot to put that option in there.

[xtreme247]

i have the same issue as the OP and other poster.  anyone know how to disable this? any chance logitech could help us out with this?  if the calculator key's function can be reassigned/deactivated then this one should be too

[troubleshoot]

After a little googling, found uberoptions

I set the eject to testlay sound, of which I don't know the function.

Anyway it's not responsive now.

[rlowens]

with uberOptions installed, other-> "Test: Play sound" will just make the default windows Ding sound. If you want the key to do absolutely nothing, set it to other-> "Other: Do Nothing"

[xtreme247]

richard, your software is amazing.  just what i was looking for.

thanks big time!

[OMegaLead]

It worked as far as disabeling the button, but then my other keys did not work, such as Play/Pause doing nothing to iTunes and causing the movie I was watching on windows media player to enter/exit full screen mode.

To Logitech: Please make a disable key for the eject button!

[KeyboardGuy2010]

I tried installing the uberOptions with the newest version of setpoint (6.1) and it doesn't recognize that setpoint has already been installed and that I'm using the diNovo keyboard as one of my devices. Hopefully uberOptions has an update soon.

But yes Logitech... please add the ability to disable the media eject button!!!

[KeyboardGuy2010]

I just figured out a work-around for disabling the eject button. If you go into the default.xml file and remove the following xml, it won't do anything when you press the eject key.

 
    <HandlerSet Name="Eject" HelpString="HELP_EJECT" >
        <Handler class="Eject"  >
            <Param  ShowUIDlg="1" OSDText="IDS_OSD_EJECT" OSDImage="eject.png" />
    </Handler>               
    </HandlerSet>
    <HandlerSet Name="EjectLongDelay" HelpString="HELP_EJECT" >
      <Handler class="Eject"  >
        <Param  ShowUIDlg="1" LongPressTime="900" OSDText="IDS_OSD_EJECT" OSDImage="eject.png" />
      </Handler>
    </HandlerSet>

It would be even better to keep this key in but have it so you must also press the function key when using the eject, that way you won't lose the functionality of being able to pop open the media drive.