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Windows 11 - scancode map registry trick does not work anymore Windows 11 - scancode map registry trick does not work anymore In above question it is also mentioned that if upgrading from Win 10 to 11, it still works, but my fresh installation of Win 11 does not respect this entry anymore
How do I find my laptop keyboards correct scan codes Here's a PowerShell script I wrote that allows for edits to the remap pairs --- adding or removing --- and creates a ScanCode Map byte array from those pairs In your case: LShift = 0x2a; LCtrl = 0x1d; RShift = 0x36:EXtended; RCtrl = 0x1d:Extended; Note that "#" specifies a comment in PowerShell, so those lines are not executed
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