Windows 10: Remapping Your Copilot Key Is Basically Impossible - But I Have The Best Work-Around You...

On behalf of the world, first of all I am annoyed just as you are about this dang Copilot Key! I've done my own research and it has been impossible for me to find out how to remap the Copilot key, so I decided to just use another key, and the best alternative for me has been to change my Right ALT key to Ctrl. This way, we can use the key directly next to the CoPilot Key, and if we do need to use the Alt key for any other purpose, we can use the left Alt key instead.I've tried many different ways, either remapping the key or remapping the shortcut, and the shortcut isn't something that works

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Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

The steps given by Lugoo do not work. Powertoys is not able to remap the key.

The main point, though, is that this remapping shouldn't be necessary. There is no good reason to take a key that people use and turn it into something that ought to be optional. If you want to put a copilot key on a laptop, put it somewhere else rather than replacing a key that is useful.

 

Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

I honestly can't understand and am deeply outraged by Microsoft's behavior regarding the co-pilot button.



I can't understand why it can't be added as an option in Windows settings to restore the original right ctrl button function.



I've tried everything (Asus Proart P16 laptop)

AutoHotKey, Powertoys remap key & remap shortcut, registry modification, but it simply can't be set. Either the button doesn't do anything, it calls co-pilot.



I BEGGING this incorrect, disgusting monopolistic gang (Microsoft) TO GIVE BACK the option to use right ctrl by default. No need to install + programs, and other nonsense.

 

Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

Thank you SO MUCH -- nothing else in the preceding conversation was working for me. You saved my sanity!

(Also on a Yoga 7i, FWIW.)