One such example could be the non-working of one of your keyboard keys. In this regard, my keyboard’s Shift key recently bid adieu. As a result of which, I wasn’t able to open Task Manager, permanently delete a file, or capitalize the letter without opting for workarounds. If you are also stuck in a similar situation, then this guide will make you aware of the steps to remap a key on your keyboard in Windows 11. Follow along.
How to Remap a Keyboard Key in Windows 11
While we usually cover these guides using the Registry Editor, however, this time around, we will be using a first-party app, developed by Microsoft. The reason why we aren’t using Registry is the fact that each key comes with a different D-word 32-bit or Binary Value. So listing the values for each of the keys present on the keyboard would prove to be quite a cumbersome process. Moreover, since the app is open source and provided by Microsoft, there isn’t any point of concern associated with it. So on that optimistic note, let’s get started.
How to Unmap a Keyboard Key in Windows 11
If at any point in time, you wish to revert the process, in other words, unmap the keys, then here’s what you need to do. That’s it. These were the steps to remap a key on your keyboard in Windows 11. Likewise, we have also listed the steps to unmap them. If you have any queries concerning the aforementioned steps, do let us know in the comments. We will get back to you with a solution at the earliest.
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