[ShortcutsWin] doest work on Windows 10 ?

[KozakMak]

for example, ENTER work in win7, but doesn't take effect on win10

[Horst.Epp]

How usefull can be Enter as a shortcut ?

[KozakMak]

Jesus! Dude, pls stop commenting on all my threads with phrases like "you don't need this" (c)

You are useless.

[Horst.Epp]

Jesus! Dude, pls stop commenting on all my threads with phrases like "you don't need this" (c)

You are useless.

Shouid I answer such stupid post ?
Yes, I think the same about you

[Hacker]

Horst.Epp,
We are talking about ShortcutsWin, so the shortcut is Win-Enter.

Roman

[Horst.Epp]

Horst.Epp,
We are talking about ShortcutsWin, so the shortcut is Win-Enter.

Roman

Thanks, I see
I make such shortcuts with QAP (uses Autohotkey).
So its no general problem to map Win+Enter

[funkymonk]

for example, ENTER work in win7, but doesn't take effect on win10

Confirmed with a quick test of TC 10.52rc4 on a Win7 machine (WIN+Enter works) and a Win10 machine (ignored).

BTW: Win+Enter can be quite helpful. In fact, shift/ctrl/alt are also very often used as modifiers for enter. Why not use Win as modifier...

[Fla$her]

2KozakMak
I would suggest redefinition system hotkeys via TwinKey, but for some reason you don't like it.

How usefull can be Enter as a shortcut ?

Even regardless of Win key, there is a usefulness in it. Watch the second gif animation. It was achieved precisely by assigning a user command to Enter.

Why not use Win as modifier...

That, I suppose, emanates from here:

It's better to assign the system opening to Win+Enter. There are several ways.

2all
And why is this combination reserved in Win 10 at all? In Win 11, too, she doesn't do anything, judging by the official list. There are only these:

Win+Ctrl+Enter	Turn on Narrator.
Win+Alt+Enter (on taskbar item focus)	Open taskbar settings.

Or is it actually a TC bug?

[Horst.Epp]

...
And why is this combination reserved in Win 10 at all? In Win 11, too, she doesn't do anything, judging by the official list. There are only these:

Win+Ctrl+Enter	Turn on Narrator.
Win+Alt+Enter (on taskbar item focus)	Open taskbar settings.

Or is it actually a TC bug?

All of that reserved Win+keys can be reasssigned using Autohotkey for example
but some of it require registry entries to remove their Windows function.
I use a lot of such Win+key combinations in QAP to start TC favorites.

[Fla$her]

2Horst.Epp
That's not the answer to the question. I know about AHK, TwinKey (see above), etc.
Through the registry, you will not be able to separately disable Win+Enter.

[Horst.Epp]

I don't have disabled Win+Enter by any means (only other keys)
but I can assign favorites in QAP using Win+Enter as hotkey.

[petermad]

I have disabled Windows' use of (most) Win-keys under Windows 10, so I can use them for my own shortcuts:

Code: Select all

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
"NoWinKeys"=dword:00000001

[Fla$her]

in QAP

What's this?

I have disabled Windows' use of (most) Win-keys under Windows 10, so I can use them for my own shortcuts:

There are several useful keys with [Win], which we often use outside of TC (Win [Start], Win+R, Win+B, Win+D/M, Win+L, Win+E, Win+P, Win+F1, Win+Left/Right, Win+Num+/Num- etc.), therefore, completely disabling is definitely not an option.

[tuska]

in QAP

What's this?

QAP = Quick Access Popup
Example

Thanks to Horst.Epp.

[Fla$her]

2tuska
Now it's clear. I know these kinds of programs, but I definitely don't need menus everywhere. But within the framework of TC, I am more than satisfied with ShowPopupMenu from Autorun_Tweaks.