For example, if you’re using a multimedia keyboard with extra volume, mute, and play/pause keys, those should show up in SharpKeys. This app lets you reassign keys, mouse buttons, and mouse wheel actions to other keys. The tray icon will change to a white keyboard, a popup window will show up with the message 'Hotkey Remapping On' and the remaps will now be available. Do note, however, that the exact keys available to you for remapping depend on your keyboard. Key Remapper is a free keyboard utility program developed by ATNSOFT. Then restart the GeneralizedKeyRemapper.exe script and press the global hotkey, which is ctrl+f2 by default (hold down ctrl and then press f2) to enable hotkeys. We’ve tested SharpKeys in Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, and Vista, and it works just fine in all of them. It’s also especially useful if you’re running Windows on your Mac via Boot Camp and the Opt / Cmd keys don’t translate correctly to the Windows and Alt keys. Key Remapper lets you remap keys, mouse buttons, and scroll wheel actions, to create a new and entirely personalized way of using your computer. It’s a small utility that manages all those Registry keys and values for you, giving you a simple interface for mapping one key to another-or even turning keys off-without you having to bother with the Registry at all. Remapping keys is great for getting your keys working the way you want them. That’s where SharpKeys comes into the picture. But why use the hard way, when there’s an easier-and free-way. You can actually remap your keys the hard way using a Registry hack like the one we cover for disabling your Caps Lock key. For example, this Windows application can allow you to replace Caps-lock with ‘middle mouse button’ or another key, if it may be physically missing on your input devices. Update: While SharpKeys continues to work on every version of Windows, Microsoft has a PowerToy available that allows you to easily remap keys on Windows 10 or Windows 11. ATNSOFT’s Key Remapper allows the user to block and remap keys, mouse buttons and mouse wheel actions. If you’re tired of the way certain keys on your system work, you can re-map them to function as a different key by using a free utility named SharpKeys.

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