With the PowerToys utility for Windows 11/10, you can easily remap any key on the keyboard to another key or some system function. Remapping means that when you press a key, instead of executing a ...

If you thought PowerToys was a mysterious suite of high-powered tools for enthusiast tinkerers only, well, think again.

Microsoft PowerToys debuted with Windows 95, evolved during the Windows XP era, but was discontinued until Windows 10. In 2019, Microsoft revived it with a modern UI and made it open source. Even ...

Last month, one of Windows 11's preview builds introduced a much-needed change for customers with devices equipped with a physical Copilot key: the ability to remap the key to another application.

I've got an intel based iMac and I use Windows on it (just to play games pretty much). But I need something that will swap the option and command keys so they behaive like they would on a windows ...

In a nutshell: If you're one of the many Windows 11 users who hasn't exactly fallen in love with Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant, you'll be glad to know the company is finally giving you a way to ...

I'm using TightVNC to connect to a MacBook Pro and I'm trying to remap some keys using KeyRemap4MacBook. It works fine when I use the Mac directly, for example ctrl+c maps to command+c perfectly. The ...

At the Build 2020 developer conference, Microsoft announced PowerToys 0.18 with two new features that allow you to quickly launch applications or modify keyboard shortcuts. The first new toy is ...

Reader Roger Vaught would like to bring a little more Mac goodness to his PC keyboard. He writes: I got a used Microsoft Bluetooth keyboard with no manual. It works, sorta. The problem is the Apple ...