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Wait. Copilot will be taking over alt+space on Windows? That is not okay. How will we access the system menu that has existed since forever containing minimise, maximise, etc.? Also, wtf aren't they just using Windows+c or the Copilot key they forced upon us? theverge.com/2024/12/10/243182

The Verge · Microsoft is giving Copilot a new taskbar UI and keyboard shortcut on Windows
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@jcsteh I'm still in a search for a workable solution to remap my new laptop's copilot key to right ctrl; any idea?

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@clv0 I think PowerToys has a tool to do this? And probably SharpKeys as well? But I haven't tried myself. Or you could probably do it more simply with AutoHotkey, but that requires that the script is always running, though it doesn't use much in terms of resources.

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@jcsteh I'm trying AutoHotkey; haven't found yet the right trick.

@clv0 AutoHotkey is a great piece of software, but maybe a bit heavy-handed for remapping one key to another if there's an alternative. If SharpKeys can do it in the registry, that will stick without having additional software running, so I'd try that first. @jcsteh

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@jscholes @jcsteh thanks, but unfortunately, seems that SharpKeys cannot remap a shortcut to a single key. It turns out that copilot key doesn't trigger a single key, but rather a shortcut: win+shift+f23.

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@clv0 Well... bugger. @jcsteh

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@jscholes @jcsteh A member of the AutoHotkey community just posted a workaround that one may perhaps get used to. See the last answer on this topic: autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopi

www.autohotkey.comRemap CoPilot Key - AutoHotkey Community