Windows 10: How to Restore the Custom Key After I Remapped It to Turn Off the Display?

Hi, a while back I changed the function of the [ key on my keyboard to turn off my Windows display. At the time, I thought I wouldn't use this key often, but now I realize I actually need it for typing.The problem is, I don’t remember how I made this change. As far as I recall, I didn’t use any third-party software like PowerToys or AutoHotkey. I might have changed a setting in Windows, but I’m not sure how to undo it.Does anyone know how I can restore the [ key to its normal function? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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remapping keys

I used SharpKeys a few years ago to remap some keys. my ditties about SharpKeys - post #3 & post #5 - TenForums Denis

 

Remapping the detach key

You can try the following to remap to see if it works:

https://www.groovypost.com/howto/easily-remap-k...

 

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