I'm having two strange things happen in Keyboard Launchpad, latest version (1.60.010).

1. When I use the WMP play/pause control it pauses the player correctly, but if I press the key combination again the player jumps to the next track, instead of continuing playback where I paused. Also, if the player is on screen at the time the play/pause button in the player is changing so that I could start playback by pressing "play" and everything would be fine. However if the player is minimized to the toolbar (it can be set as a toolbar together with quick launch etc.) the play/pause button does not change when the key combination is pressed.

This problem was also present in the version before 1.60. It's occurring on Windows Vista Ultimate x64. Haven't tried it on XP.


2nd problem. If I set a key combination to launch a program (using the "link (shortcut or URL" action)), and set the path to "C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe" Windows Powershell starts fine, but my execution policy is different from what I get if I directly start "powershell.exe". The execution policy decides weather I can run scripts or not, and the command line needs to be started with administrative priviliges to change the option. I've changed it to my preference by starting powershell.exe with administrative privs., and this setting is in effect if I start powershell.exe manually (without administrative privs. this time), but when the key combination in Keyboard LP is pressed the commandline I get is at the default policy, which doesn't allow me to run any scripts at all.

If it's of interest the execution policy in powershell is set to e.g. unrestricted by running the command "set-executionpolicy unrestricted", and the current in effect execution policy is displayed by typing "get-executionpolicy". The default is "restricted".

Thanks for any help/solutions