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HP has a very annoying set of QuickPlay buttons along the top of the keyboard. They are very easy to accidentally press, triggering the full-screen QuickPlay program which covers the whole screen. This is another piece of classic CrapWare. I could find NO OPTION in the program itself to disable it. Thankfully, you can use msconfig to keep the quickplay program from running at startup.
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