Windows 10: How to remap the Right Windows Key to Right Control in the Registry?

I got a weird keyboard that has a Right Windows Key instead of a Right Control Key. I remapped it using PowerToys, but it only works as long as PowerToys is running in the tray.I tried to run the following script:$Remap = New-Object -TypeName byte[] -ArgumentList 100 $Remap[91] = 0xA3; $key = 'HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layout' New-ItemProperty -Path $key -Name 'ScanCode Map' -Value $Remap -ForceThis creates a registry key called 'ScanCode Map'. I believe 92 is the index for the right control key, the key I am tryinng to remap. It makes an array of 100 bytes, all of which

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Right arrow Key broken - Trying to remap

Dear Community,

A week or 2 ago my right arrow broke and its really frustrating. Therefor as a solution i tried remapping the arrow key to the ² symbol that i barely use. I used Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 but i cant seem to get the right unicode for it so then
i tried sharpkeys and there it doesn't work at all. Anyone has any suggestions on how i could remap this arrow key or if im just doomed to getting the keyboard replaced because of it?

Thanks in advance,

Guillaume Mille

 

is it possible to remap keys to left and right click.

Hi,

is it possible to remap keys on e.g. left ctrl to right click and left fn to right click?

Probably it is, but than it is renders those keys unusable for the original purpose. So is it possible to remap then only when the touchpad is in use? Or the other way around not to apply the map during typing?

I know that system is recognizing this as it prevents accidental gestures to touchpad during typing.

 

Remapping key FROM REGISTRY

Samuel,

Thanks for the challenge!

Code:

Open an Administrator PowerShell window by right-clicking on Start or pressing WinKey+X and select
[b]Windows PowerShell (Admin)[/b]
Then, copy and paste the following commands into the window. All the lines can be copied &  pasted at once.
Copy up to the final 'e' of "-Force":
$Remap = New-Object -TypeName byte[] -ArgumentList 20

$Remap[8] = 2

$Remap[12] = 0x53

$Remap[13] = 0xe0

$Remap[14] = 0x52

$Remap[15] = 0xe0

$key = 'HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layout'

New-ItemProperty -Path $key -Name 'ScanCode Map' -Value $Remap -Force
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Once copied, press <Enter> and the commands will execute:
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Then close all windows and [i][b]Restart.[/b][/i]
Tested and worked on my machine.

Keith