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I would find whatever that is and remove it immediately as well.Ok, well having found the time to disable different startup applications I found that if I disable an application called "GID Desktop Application" I no longer have to hold Alt because the keys are working normally and I feel a sense of frustration leave me as I can now play my games again, thank you Pusspa for the suggestion, I'll probably build a small shrine in tribute to you as a token of my gratitude... if you need me I'll be shooting zombies... lots and lots of zombies... because shooting anything else just isn't as much fun... well... maybe kids but I have yet to see that game >.>;
read the link i posted for cleanboot, it explains to remove all startup stuff then reboot, then to allow half to start, and so on. it is quite a reasonable way to narrow down the problem. Also I notice you are not the OP, so please try to allow him to respond, as this really was who i was directing my advice. (it would be nice if it fixed your problem also!)
~Lordbob