Thanks Robert for sticking with us on this one, not an easy task I'm sure,
I thought I had solved the problem, but I hadn't.
I thought I had updated to the latest driver, but when I checked in Device Manager I had version
16.3.15.1
I chose "Update Driver " and now have version 16.3.4 ( which seems to be an earlier one ????? )
I will see if there is any difference and post back after I have well tested it.
Cheers
Ray.
Still the same, I noticed while using Google Earth just now, that I only need to be within 5-6cms of the right hand side of the screen to set off the charms bar, and once it is set off, moving the pointer from right to left seems to drag the bar out again,
it happens every few seconds, it is most annoying.
Are you using the touchpad or mouse?
If its a touchpad and it's from synaptics, then you can deactivate this anoying synaptics feature in thier settings. You have to install the driver that is provided by synaptics though. Not the one from Microsoft. Updating the driver from the device manager
will not do the trick. You have to download the driver from Synaptics.
http://drivers.synaptics.com/Synaptics_v16_3_15_1_C_XP32_Vista32_Win7-32_XP64_Vista64_Win7-64_Signed_Acme_Inc.zip
On an Asus laptop though, which does not uses a Synaptics touchpad, I havent found any option to deactivate this feature.
With the mouse though, I havent seen or experience such a problem. The mouse will always activate the charms if pointed to right upper and lower corner. Nowhere else.