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Keyboard Manger key remap doesn't correctly apply to the Windows + V clipboard shortcut. #21917
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Also seeing this issue. Have to delete the |
/needs-info can you give steps to reproduce this issue? ex: step one: I want to bind action to this key etc. |
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@crutkas here's the information you requested. hopefully this is sufficient Step one. Rebind Caps-lock to control, and control to Caps-lock via the keyboard manager. Step two. attempt to copy paste something via control-C, and paste via the windows shortcut win+V. The result will be the (presumably original) capslock key being "pressed", resulting in caps-lock toggling on/off from it's previous state, and V being pressed, usually resulting in a Capital V. This still happens as of Version 0.72.0 |
I've been troubled by this issue for a long time. I decided to give up using PowerToys for remapping Caps Lock and Ctrl and opted to directly modify the registry to avoid the problem. You can refer to the following link for guidance: https://gist.github.com/joshschmelzle/5e88dabc71014d7427ff01bca3fed33d. |
Temporary solution: Use SharpKeys instead. |
Microsoft PowerToys version
0.64.1
Installation method
PowerToys auto-update
Running as admin
Yes
Area(s) with issue?
Keyboard Manager
Steps to reproduce
I have Left Control and Caps lock rebound using the Keyboard Manager Remap setting. this works as intended when opening the windows + V clipboard menu with zero issues. when selecting an object to paste, whether via enter or clicking via the mouse, it doesn't paste - instead opting to: toggle capslock, and simply put the character V. Running as administrator makes no difference.
This to me suggests that windows isn't respecting the keyboard manager remapping, but I'm not familiar enough with either the program or it's codebase to make a more estimated guess than that.
for Context, I have a Unicomp terminal keyboard, which doesn't abide by typical keycode layouts, hence me swapping ctrl and capslock.
✔️ Expected Behavior
Using the windows + v clipboard menu should abide by the remapped keys.
❌ Actual Behavior
it ignores it, resulting in an odd combo if your keyboard uses non standard key mapping.
Other Software
No response
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