This piece of software can help you be a little more productive while trying, but of course, you can always play a prank to your friend by switching the keys around, but this is something I will not be covering.
Special keyboard’s keys that are not original to Windows are not supported.įor this tool to work correctly you’ll need Windows NT or greater, Windows 7 is well supported and it works in Windows 8 too (unofficially).Note: Sharpkeys v3.5 requires DotNET v3.5, but Sharpkeys v3.0 runs on DotNET v2.0. You cannot switch two keys with each other, e.g., R and T with T and R. As it relies on internal support within Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, or Windows 7, you must be running one of these OSs for this Registry hack to work.You cannot map multiple keys like shortcuts, e.g., Ctrl+V to the F6 function key.Keep in mind there are several things that SharpKeys won’t do, for example: Click the Write to Registry and finally you’ll need to either log out your current Windows session or restart the computer for the changes to take effect. Click the Addbutton and from the list on the left select the key you want to map, then from the list on the right select the key you want to map the key to, and click OK.ģ. Once you launched a dialog box will appear, click OKto continue.Ģ. Here is an example on how to swap two keys:ġ. Warning: Make sure that you backup the Windows Registry before using this utility, because modification of the Windows Registry is involved.
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