We were hacked. Several times over the past two weeks, in fact.
While all passwords are encrypted and salted, it's recommended that you change your password here when you can.
You know, if you have a keyboard with additional software/drivers for "enhanced" features, you might try disabling them. I have been reading reports of people getting minimized after installing such devices and their drivers.
A quick and dirty way to test/disable the effect of a keyboards "enhanced" functions is to disable the HID Service in your Windows Services Configuration under Admin Tools.
Finally figured out what was causing the minimizing. It was my HP all in one printer software. Apparently just a short time ago HP had an update that causes this. One I made two registry changes, life is good again, no pesky minimizing due to hp software running in the background.
Deleted the HP Component Manager (Hpcmpmgr.exe)
Deleted the HP Software Updater (HpWuSchd2.exe)
This dose not affect any functionality just the "hidden stuff" in the background and you will have to run the software autoupdater when you want vs it prompting you I imagine.
I currently run a HP 2510 Wireless all in one psc my brother has a 2410 that was affected in the same way on the last HP update. This fixed his system from randomly minimizing programs as well. Hope this helps.
Holy crap - I've been going nuts with this minimizing usually about halfway through a round. It only seemed to happen when I was in commander mode and always at a crucial point at the round! Or so it seems.
But I also have an HP All-In-One, so I will be checking this out for sure tonight when I get home. Thanks for the tip, I'm sure this is the solution for me also, but I will confirm later.
Oh and by the way, minimize is spelled with a z, I had a hard time finding this thread when searching!
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