Windows 10: Ctrl Key enter 8 and shift enter *

Whenever I press the Ctrl key, it is typing 8. So, I am unable to copy or paste anything because when I press Ctrl, it quickly enters 8, and I cannot complete my shortcuts ctrl+c or ctrl+v.Also, whenever I press shift, it enters *When I turn on NumLock, both these keys stop working anything.I have tried troubleshooting, enabling and disabling filter keys, etc., and tried the keyboard driver. I think some setting is changed to something I don't knowIf anyone can helppp, pleaseSee, when I press shift, it writes* this, and when I press Ctrl, it writes 8

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Whats Ctrl+Enter in Ubuntu ?

doesn't work , that's why I'm asking .

EDIT : NM , right ctrl+enter doesn't work, left ctrl+enter does .

Maybe thats because right ctrl is the host key in VirtualBox .

 

Any suggestion how to remap keyboard [Enter] > [Shift-Enter]?

Thanks again. I have checked out SharpKeys, but I am not sure whether it can handle shift enter. It would map [Enter] to [Enter] not shift enter. " FAQ Q: Can I remap a combination of keys to one key?A: Sadly, no. SharpKeys only remaps whole keys rather than a modified key. For example, you can remap Ctrl or C but you can't remap Ctrl+C to another key. That said, the Microsoft PowerToys tool does offer this functionality - you can learn more about their tool here: Microsoft PowerToys. " i checked out PowerToys and successfully remapped the [Enter] key. see attachment. To undo this, start Powertoys again, select "Remap a key" - then delete from the list that is there. in this respect would also like to thank @NMI

 

Any suggestion how to remap keyboard [Enter] > [Shift-Enter]?

I've used SharpKeys successfully to remap keys. - I remapped Delete key to the Insert key when the former was defective - On another computer, I remapped t to ` [again because a key was not working correctly] You would remap Shift-Enter to Enter

You can select keys from the list or, as illustrated here, you can select Type key and press the key / key combination you want. But you do realise that you'll lose the ability to press Enter? - You don't say why you want to do this so I can only guess that the 'normal' Enter function would sometimes be needed. - You could also remap Enter to Shift-Enter so you would still have the function available for use. Best of luck, Denis