We are using the SHIFT key in our game for running... Is there a way to disable the WinXP Sticky Keys feature through the game code?

Or should we just hope people arent too annoyed with it and hoe they understand how to cancel it?
We don't have a feature to assign the keys to a person's preference

Jason

1. Press SHIFT 5 times consecutively. The StickyKeys box will pop up.
2. Click Settings. Accessibility Options pops up.
3. On the "Keyboard" tab click the "Settings" button in the "StickyKeys" section.
4. Uncheck the items in this window and click OK.
5. Click Apply and OK on Accessibility Options.

To learn more about StickyKeys and other Accessibility Features open Help and Support and search for "StickyKeys" or "Accessibility"

--> But I hope there is a registry command or so, because it is REALLY annoying

Look in the registry under [HKCU\Control Panel\Accessibility]
seems, HKCU\Control Panel\Accessibility\StickyKeys\"Flags"="506" (sz not dword!) disable stickykeys.
Try to search on any win-programming related site for full explanation of subkeys or disable/enable Accesibility options and look into registry by yourself for input filtering and other options.