

SEE: Stand up and stretch: Improving the ergonomics of your office boosts productivity and reduces injury (TechRepublic Premium) Using PowerToys Keyboard Manager to remap keys This how-to tutorial shows you how to access Keyboard Manager and then use it to remap keys. This utility allows you to remap keys and key combinations on your keyboard with just a few clicks of the mouse. Version 0.18.0 of Windows 10 PowerToys includes a new app called Keyboard Manager. How to connect an Apple wireless keyboard to Windows 10 Microsoft offers Windows 11 for HoloLens 2

Windows 11 update brings Bing Chat into the taskbar Microsoft PowerToys 0.69.0: A breakdown of the new Registry Preview app While that technique still works, with the latest release of Windows 10 PowerToys, there is now an even better way to remap the keys on a keyboard. Over the years, I have written and re-written about a technique that allows you to remap the keys on a Windows 10 keyboard using a tool found in an old Windows Server Resource Kit. Image: Valeriya, Getty Images/iStockphoto We show you how to access it and how to use it to remap your standard keyboard. Version 18 of Windows 10 PowerToys includes a new app called Keyboard Manager. Microsoft frequently updates PowerToys with new features and fixes.How to remap keys using Windows 10 PowerToys Keyboard Manager It contains various tools, such as an app launcher, bulk file renamer, color picker, a utility to customize shortcuts, etc. If you are unfamiliar with PowerToys, it is a set of advanced utilities provided by Microsoft and the open-source developer community. As noted above, you can also learn about changes in the previous 0.67 release. If you already have PowerToys installed on your computer, the app will notify you about available updates, or you can manually update from settings. You can download PowerToys 0.67.1 from the Microsoft Store using this link or the official repository on GitHub. #23927 - Fix layouts not being applied to new virtual desktops.

