Personally, I tried a logout first as it was easier and less time consuming than a restart, but it did not work. Note: The prompt message states that log out or reboot would apply the changes. You will get a prompt stating that the change in Key values has been stored in the Registry, but the effect will only be observed after a restart of the machine. These changes have only been recorded, but the actual changes will carry out after you press the Write to Registry button. The changes you wanted will be list in the empty white space. After you have selected values for both the lists, Click OK on the lists window. It helps to save time and effort consumed while scrolling down the list of all the 100+ keys. This will further open a small window which allows the user to select the key from the keyboard by pressing it once. You can either select the keys to be remapped by using the scroll bar provided on the right of each list or click the Type Key button. To simplify, if you want the letter A key on the keyboard to type letter B, then select the letter A key in the first list and the letter B in the second list. The second list or the list on the right-hand side is the list of results you want when you press the key selected in the first list. The first list or the list on the left-hand side is the list of keys you wish to realign or reassign. It will open another window with two lists. I have listed the steps with screenshots where ever possible, to make it easy for you. Remapping keys on your keyboard is very simple, provided you know how to do it.
How To Reassign Keys On Your Keyboard Using Sharpkeys In Windows 10? Load Keys: Reloads the saved list of the keys remapped previously. Save Keys: Once you have remapped some keys of your keyboard, you can save a list of the changes made for future reference.
Write to Registry: After you have added a command to remap keys, you need to press this button for the changes to take effect. Delete: Delete a command already provided for remapping a key.ĭelete All: =Deletes all the commands at once.
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