Automatically assign keyboard hotkey to application at startup?
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My laptop keyboard is busted, so I use a USB keyboard. This keyboard has no designated calculator hotkey (such as Fn + Num Del on my laptop keyboard), so I like to assign my own (Ctrl + Num Del) under Start Menu → Calculator → Properties → Shortcut key. However, now and again (I believe on system reboot, but I haven’t checked for certain) this shortcut key is reset and I have to reassign it, which I end up doing this several times a week, which gets tiresome.
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Is there a way to automate this process so that the desired keyboard hotkey is automatically assigned, either via an app that runs at startup, or a batch file (which could then be scheduled to run at startup), etc.?
Please bear in mind I am no expert and have zero programming/coding/CMD knowledge, which is why I ask here. Thanks.
windows-8.1 keyboard-shortcuts hotkeys
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My laptop keyboard is busted, so I use a USB keyboard. This keyboard has no designated calculator hotkey (such as Fn + Num Del on my laptop keyboard), so I like to assign my own (Ctrl + Num Del) under Start Menu → Calculator → Properties → Shortcut key. However, now and again (I believe on system reboot, but I haven’t checked for certain) this shortcut key is reset and I have to reassign it, which I end up doing this several times a week, which gets tiresome.
The Question
Is there a way to automate this process so that the desired keyboard hotkey is automatically assigned, either via an app that runs at startup, or a batch file (which could then be scheduled to run at startup), etc.?
Please bear in mind I am no expert and have zero programming/coding/CMD knowledge, which is why I ask here. Thanks.
windows-8.1 keyboard-shortcuts hotkeys
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Background
My laptop keyboard is busted, so I use a USB keyboard. This keyboard has no designated calculator hotkey (such as Fn + Num Del on my laptop keyboard), so I like to assign my own (Ctrl + Num Del) under Start Menu → Calculator → Properties → Shortcut key. However, now and again (I believe on system reboot, but I haven’t checked for certain) this shortcut key is reset and I have to reassign it, which I end up doing this several times a week, which gets tiresome.
The Question
Is there a way to automate this process so that the desired keyboard hotkey is automatically assigned, either via an app that runs at startup, or a batch file (which could then be scheduled to run at startup), etc.?
Please bear in mind I am no expert and have zero programming/coding/CMD knowledge, which is why I ask here. Thanks.
windows-8.1 keyboard-shortcuts hotkeys
Background
My laptop keyboard is busted, so I use a USB keyboard. This keyboard has no designated calculator hotkey (such as Fn + Num Del on my laptop keyboard), so I like to assign my own (Ctrl + Num Del) under Start Menu → Calculator → Properties → Shortcut key. However, now and again (I believe on system reboot, but I haven’t checked for certain) this shortcut key is reset and I have to reassign it, which I end up doing this several times a week, which gets tiresome.
The Question
Is there a way to automate this process so that the desired keyboard hotkey is automatically assigned, either via an app that runs at startup, or a batch file (which could then be scheduled to run at startup), etc.?
Please bear in mind I am no expert and have zero programming/coding/CMD knowledge, which is why I ask here. Thanks.
windows-8.1 keyboard-shortcuts hotkeys
windows-8.1 keyboard-shortcuts hotkeys
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There is a free and open source software called Clavier+
. It allows you to create new keyboard shortcuts.
You can install it from here. [http://utilfr42.free.fr/util/Clavier.php].
Here is a screenshot of the application with keyboard shortcut creation.
Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There is a free and open source software called Clavier+
. It allows you to create new keyboard shortcuts.
You can install it from here. [http://utilfr42.free.fr/util/Clavier.php].
Here is a screenshot of the application with keyboard shortcut creation.
Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There is a free and open source software called Clavier+
. It allows you to create new keyboard shortcuts.
You can install it from here. [http://utilfr42.free.fr/util/Clavier.php].
Here is a screenshot of the application with keyboard shortcut creation.
Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
There is a free and open source software called Clavier+
. It allows you to create new keyboard shortcuts.
You can install it from here. [http://utilfr42.free.fr/util/Clavier.php].
Here is a screenshot of the application with keyboard shortcut creation.
There is a free and open source software called Clavier+
. It allows you to create new keyboard shortcuts.
You can install it from here. [http://utilfr42.free.fr/util/Clavier.php].
Here is a screenshot of the application with keyboard shortcut creation.
answered Dec 5 at 4:00
Cricrazy
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Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
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Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
Perfect! Does exactly what I’m looking for. Thanks.
– Walter
Dec 6 at 4:27
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