Here’s how it works.
But why use the hard way, when there’s an easier—and free—way.
That’s whereSharpKeyscomes into the picture.
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Remapping keys is great for getting your keys working the way you want them.
Do note, however, that the exact keys available to you for remapping depend on your keyboard.
Start by downloading the latest version of SharpKeys fromthe project’s release page.
Either way, go ahead and run SharpKeys when you’re ready.
The main window shows any keys you’ve already mapped.
If you’re starting from scratch, you won’t see anything listed.
smack the “Add” button to create a new key mapping.
In the key mapping window, you’ll see two lists.
SharpKeys can also disable a key by mapping it to no action at all.
SharpKeys will let you know to log off or kickstart your PC for the changes to take effect.
After your PC comes back up, the key remapping should be complete.
Related:How to Remap Any Key or Shortcut on Windows 10
