How to use SharpKeys in Windows 10 to remap keyboard?

To rearrange the keys in Windows 10, you should use SharpKeys, a free and easy-to-use application. As an open source application, SharpKeys receives updates and the current updated version is V3.9. After downloading and installing, follow the instructions to know how to use Sharpkeys for Windows 10 effectively and reverse the changes made as needed.

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About SharpKeys application for Windows 10

The first screen of the Sharpkeys application is shown below. A total of 8 buttons perform different functions and support users to remap the keyboard on Windows 10.

1. Add: Add a new set of keys that need to be remapped.
2. Edit: Edit the remapped key into another key.
3. Delete: Delete a command provided to remap the key.
4. Delete All: Delete all commands at once.
5. Write to Registry : After you have added a command to remap the keys, you need to press this button for the changes to take effect.
6. Close: Exit the software.
7. Save Keys: After remapping some keys on the keyboard, you can save the list of changes made for future reference.
8. Load Keys: Reloads a saved list of previously remapped keys.

How to reassign keys on keyboard with Sharpkey?

Remapping keys on the keyboard is very simple, as long as you know how to do it. Follow the steps below.

Step 1: Open the Sharpkeys application .

Step 2: Click the Add button . Another window with two lists will open.

Step 3: The first list or the list on the left is the list of keys you want to sort or reassign.

Step 4: The second list or the list on the right is the result list you want when you press the key selected in the first list.

For example, if you want the A key on the keyboard to type B , select the A key in the first list and the B in the second list.

Step 5: You can select the remapped keys using the scroll bar provided to the right of each listing or click the Type Key button .

Step 6: This step will continue to open a small window that allows the user to select a key from the keyboard by pressing it once. This saves time and effort when scrolling down the list of all over 100 keys.

Step 7: Click OK to close the small window. After you have selected the values ​​for both lists, click OK on the list window.

Step 8: You will return to the first screen. The changes you want will be listed in the blank space. These changes are only temporarily recorded, and the actual changes will be made after you press the Write to Registry button .

Step 9 : You will receive a notice that the key value change has been saved in the Registry, but you will only see the effect after rebooting the computer.

Note: The message prompting that logout or restart will apply the changes. However, the author tried to log out first because it was easier and less time-consuming than restarting, but it didn't work. Only after rebooting does the remapping succeed.

Step 10 : Restart the computer.