Windows 10: How do I disable keyboard language switching shortcut (CTRL + LSHIFT)

It's kind of annoying because I don't use special characters like Áá, Éé ever in my life, and especially after my gaming session. While in games I tend to use CTRL and LSHIFT quite a lot and often times the 2 buttons are being held down simultaneously. The keyboard language would then switch between the US and US INTL (International) keyboard.

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Some builtin shortcuts not working with "Left Shift" key

Some shortcuts with "shift" key do not work at all with the "left shift" but
work only with "right shift"

I checked other shortcuts that whether the shift is Lshift or Rshift does not matter.

These are the shortcuts I've found so far... :

Ctrl-Shift-Enter (run as administrator)

Ctrl-Shift-P (Launch InPrivate window in Edge Browser)

 

Ctrl+shift+0 in windows 10

I play a video game in which Ctrl+Shift+0 is mapped to a specific action.

In prior versions of Windows, I was able to receive Ctrl+Shift+0 keypresses in-game by getting rid of the Windows keyboard shortcut for switching input languages.

In Windows 10, that is no longer sufficient. My game can't receive Ctrl+Shift+0 keypresses at all, even with the keyboard shortcut for input-language switching set to None.

Is there a way to get Ctrl+Shift+0 to work again in Windows 10?

 

Hi, please see
How to disable Ctrl+Shift keyboard layout switch (for the same input language) in Windows? - Super User

and read on to section about Win 10. Perhaps this will help.