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Pressing Win+V in the shortcut editor doesn't work, instead Windows' built-in clipboard manager appears, despite I had it disabled. |
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You can use Microsoft Powertoys to change the win+V hotkey to something else, which will allow you to set that shortcut to CopyQ. I forget the name of the Powertoys tool, but it's something fairly obvious like "hotkey remapper" or something like that. I recommend this method since it's fairly painless. Alternatively and if you have proper admin rights you can disable the hotkey in the Windows registry directly, in |
You can use Microsoft Powertoys to change the win+V hotkey to something else, which will allow you to set that shortcut to CopyQ. I forget the name of the Powertoys tool, but it's something fairly obvious like "hotkey remapper" or something like that. I recommend this method since it's fairly painless.
Alternatively and if you have proper admin rights you can disable the hotkey in the Windows registry directly, in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advancedyou should create a DWORD entryDisabledHotkeyswith a value of "V" (or any other keys you want to remove, like "VQA").I only use Windows at the office so this registry path might have changed over ti…