Since the user had a lot of tool bars installed, I suspected the problem was related to an Add-on. Internet Explorer 7 introduced a feature that allows it to be started without any of the Add-ons loaded. To accomplish this:
Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Internet Explorer(No Add-ons)
This proved my suspicion. The keyboard worked perfectly.
Next, I needed to figure out which of the Add-ons was causing the problem. To do this:
Tools>Manage Add-ons...>Select an Add-on>Select 'Disable'
One way to find our problem Add-on would be to disable each Add-on one-by-one until the offending Add-on is revealed. This may indeed be the only way.
If you know that an Add-on has been recently installed in Internet Explorer or for some reason you have a 'bad feeling' about one of the Add-ons, this would, obviously, be the place to start. Otherwise, disable them one at a time until the problem is resolved.

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