Open DanCaprine opened 4 years ago
@arjunbalgovind ideas?
I'm unable to repro the above behavior on 1909. I will have to see if I can repro this on 2004. @DanCaprine if you get stuck in that state, tapping the Shift key should release the Shift key state, and your Win key should function normally. Similarly tapping F1 and F2 should reset those keys. If Shift is held down then pressing Win key does not do anything which is probably what happened in your case. Did you have any application which was running as admin in the foreground? You could get stuck into this broken state if you hold Shift and press F1 but release them when a window running as admin is in the foreground (this could happen if in your case either F13 was actually a hotkey to launch some application as admin or resulted in a UAC prompt). If that is indeed the case, you can avoid the behavior by running PowerToys as admin.
@arjunbalgovind I can still reproduce this when PowerToys is running as admin, and clicking shift doesn't reset. However, this bug only occurs with "shift", which you need to select manually, and not "shift (left)" or "shift (right)", which might be relevant to testing.
I have lost Win key function since about PowerToy ver 20? and currently at v0.20.1 Tried turning Shortcut Guide on and off as well as Keyboard Manager. Keyboard Manager has no shortcuts in it. PowerToys running in admin mode. Attempting to create a new mapping with Win mapped to Win Right or Win Left has not restored the key.
I've updated the repro steps since it only happens remapping Shift
, it doesn't reproduce remapping Shift (right)
or Shift (left)
.
To reproduce it, you have to use Shift (right)
while holding F1
and F2
.
The bug causes Shift
to remain logically pressed and opening Notepad and typing any letter shows that.
Pressing both Shift (right)
and Shift (left)
at the same time, reset the logic state of Shift
.
Tested on 0.29.3.
Computer Information
Steps to Reproduce
NOTE: it only reproduces remapping
Shift
, it doesn't reproduce remappingShift (right)
orShift (left)
Result:
NOTE: see comment below by @enricogior
Expected Behavior