With a little research, I found out how to stop this nasty behavior. You need to un-register and re-register a DLL that controls the behavior. Specifically, here's what you do:

- Go to Start and click Run...
- Enter"Regsvr32.exe /u msimtf.dll" and click OK
- Go to Start and click Run...
- Enter "Regsvr32.exe msimtf.dll" and click OK
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Quick thing. The instructions you have here have you unregistering the DLL twice. I'm assuming on the second go you'll want to remove the /u from the command.
Thanks for the help. That language bar was bugging me.
F'n Brilliant!!!!
thanks sooo much
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