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I don't want to disable any other shortcuts... just that one. I have muscle memory attached to it for using it with another app and I don't want to see the Devices charm ever again!
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I don't want to disable any other shortcuts... just that one. I have muscle memory attached to it for using it with another app and I don't want to see the Devices charm ever again!
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There are more than one way to archive this.
There are outside a lot of key remapping program which could help you to do what you want. E.g. KeyTweak or Sharp Keys. The most rich feature set is available in AutoHotkey which enable to write scripts, simple or complex. (You need to write a script to remap a key). I suggest it for you, you need to give a look at the documentation of hotkeys
You can disable a key by returning it immediately, for the Win+K the script will look like this:
#k::
#K::
return
This will disable both Win+k and Win+K hot key. ( # is stand for Win key.) Reboot needed to get changes work!
Edit: After the remapping you don't need to run the remapping program, it write the changes to the registry. So you can even delete the program after you set the remapping and restart your PC.
If you want to know whats going on your system, you could do the remmapping manualy in the registry. Here is a good forum post about it.
1I don't want to completely disable the Win+K scan code because I want to use that key combination with another app, instead of the default. The AutoHotKey thing looks interesting... but complicated. – Tim Lovell-Smith – 2013-11-07T19:54:55.670