Remap shortcuts is similar, add the new shortcut you want to use, and then the shortcut you want to emulate. Map a key to “Undefined” to disable it entirely. You can either find the key in the dropdown menu or type it in manually. Click “Remap a key” and choose the key to change (Key column) and then what to change it to (“Mapped to” column). Open PowerToys and enable the Keyboard Manager. PowerToys doesn’t edit scan codes and has to stay running in the background, which could be an advantage or disadvantage depending on your requirements. One built in feature is the Keyboard Manager which can remap one key to another and also remap keyboard shortcuts. The old utility suite for Windows XP and 95 called PowerToys was resurrected in 2019 for Windows 10 users. Some edit the scan codes in the registry and don’t need to stay running, others need to stay running in the background. Here’s a selection of tools that can remap keyboard keys to other keys. Scan codes can be edited in the system registry to map one key to another but editing the registry manually is tricky. When you press a key on the keyboard it sends a “scan code” to tell Windows what has been pressed. More advanced users could turn to software such as a Macro tool which can help you remap keys on a keyboard or even perform more complicated tasks for you, or run a shortcut/hotkey utility.
Whether it’s disabling the key or making it perform another action. In all those situations, a simple solution would be to change the keyboard keys to do something else. Or, there might be a key on your keyboard you never seem to use or need.
Maybe there’s keys you keep hitting by mistake such as Caps Lock, or would just like a certain key to be in a more convenient location. Although it’s not a terrible problem if the keypress still registers without the key, it is quite difficult if a common key doesn’t work at all. Broken keyboard keys are quite a common occurrence on laptops and netbooks.
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