You can do this with a key remapping program.
There are outside a lot of them which could help you to do what you want. E.g. KeyTweak but 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 and the run command
You have to write a script like this:
#k::
#K::
Run C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
return
Step by step:
- Make a new text file
- Paste the the script in it from above
- Save as myscript.ahk
- Double click on the file
- Good! You are done! Press Win + k
This will remap both Win+k and Win+K to start Chrome. ( # is stand for Win key.)
Note: 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.
keyboard letter (alphabet - a,b,c,d...). – Iddo Genuth – 2015-05-29T03:25:56.170
Have you tried AutoHotkey? Also you can refer to this
– AEonAX – 2015-05-29T03:47:16.317m... from some reason avast seems to think that AutoHotkey is suspicious and does not allow me to install it... – Iddo Genuth – 2015-05-29T03:55:07.413
Is Chrome pinned to your taskbar? If so you already have a win+(1-9) combo for it. – Arthur Kay – 2015-05-29T15:39:07.040
Related to this. Has some otherways of doing it other then AHK. http://superuser.com/questions/473370/change-windows-key-shortcuts-on-windows-8
– mrwhale – 2015-05-29T23:46:41.253