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Yesterday I inserted a brand new SSD drive into my laptop and installed Windows 10 Enterprise. Most things work ok, and I am getting used to the new interface (coming from 8.1). However, alt+tab does not work. The only result of pressing the combo is that the current window loses focus.
I tested right after a boot and it works briefly, but then stops having any positive effect after a while. Win+Tab works but the alt+tab shortcut has long ago become muscle memory so I want to keep it. :)
I am thinking that there is some sort of software I installed that caused this since it works for a while after boot. AquaSnap Pro has some keyboard shortcuts but none that go near alt+tab as far as I can tell. Greenshot also has some but should not block it either. I am not currently running AutoHotKey even if I want to once I figure this out.
Is there a way to see what "happens" in the OS when you press a hotkey like this, and figure out which application "eats" the event?
Any other tips on getting my alt tab back?
Flagging edits like that is frowned upon. You're allowed to answer your own questions, too! I would delete the two edits and create an answer, instead. Rephrase it as instructions, explaining the methodology you used. – T.J.L. – 2016-05-06T12:42:32.693
Yes, I will, this was a work in progress and I didn't have an answer as I worked on it, thus the edit to show the current status. – Rune Jacobsen – 2016-05-06T13:10:13.310
Please don't edit the answer into your question. [su] is a question and answer site and answers should be separate from questions. You can answer your own question instead.
– DavidPostill – 2016-05-06T13:10:30.813Yes, as I commented to the previous poster to point this out, I didn't have an answer at the time I made the edits. It was a work in progress. I doubt showing what I was trying to do would work as an answer. However, now that I have an answer, I will shortly post and accept an answer to it. – Rune Jacobsen – 2016-05-06T13:13:19.577