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I'm having extreme difficulty trying to map the M1-M5 macro keys on the Razer Blackwidow keyboard using AutoHotKey.
A similar question was previously asked on this forum but no answer or solution was supplied. That question refers to an earlier question about solving the problem in Linux. The earlier question was solved. Apparently, M1-M5 are regular keys, but they need to be specifically enabled before pressing them will generate a scancode. The Linux solution involved some code that was ported to Python that sends the correct SET_REPORT message to Razer keyboards to enable these keys. The author of the previous Windows question found that it did not work in Windows.
Is there a solution that works in Windows that would enable me to map these keys using AutoHotKey?
1Can you provide a link to the previous question? No sense reinventing the wheel for whatever was covered there. It also doesn't make sense to have two identical questions. – fixer1234 – 2015-04-14T02:15:24.993
hi.. sure, here it is: http://superuser.com/questions/624909/how-to-enable-razer-blackwidow-macro-keys-on-windows-without-install-razer-synap
– NK2013 – 2015-04-14T11:49:20.413Are you running the Razer drivers? – Elliot DeNolf – 2015-04-14T15:04:11.547
Yes I have Razer Synapse installed - otherwise those M1-M5 keys would be useless – NK2013 – 2015-04-15T10:20:21.173