Closed macatari closed 3 years ago
Interesting, I'll have to investigate this one. I haven't tested every combinations of keys so it could very well be that sending the WINDOWS keys requires some special treatment due to the OS handling it in a unique way.
In the meanwhile, if that binding is a simple 1:1 that doesn't require the dual key functionality, a tool like https://github.com/randyrants/sharpkeys should be able to handle that case. (Can't remember if it needs admin privileges, but could be worth a shot).
(And yeah unfortunately at this time the LEFT_CTRL only works for sending input, but not for detecting it. Haven't had a chance to implement the latter yet.)
Thanks for the quick reply! I got it working now using VK_LWIN instead of WINDOWS. :)
Should be fixed in https://github.com/ililim/dual-key-remap/discussions/36 If not, please feel free to open a new issue :)
First of all thanks so much for this program! I'm using it every day at work where I don't have admin privileges.
Since I want to switch to an external keyboard that doesn't have a Windows key I tried to map CTRL to WINDOWS but can't get it to work. I'm on Windows 10 with the latest version of dual key remap and here's how my config looks like:
The output of the debug window is as follow.
Unmapped CTRL keys (left and right)
Mapped CTRL keys (left and right) using the above configuration
WINDOWS key pressed on the internal keyboard of the Laptop
So it looks like that it's sending the wrong vkCode?
Also note that both CTRL keys were mapped although I've put LEFT_CTRL in the config file.
P. S.: The debug window says version 0.4 IIRC.