Like if it's a universal thing, then that would save people some whole quack of time! I can't help but wonder if it would help other users if I made a chart for the SC and their values seen in SharpKeys. The most I was able to learn was that Autohotkey doesn't have a scan code for it. Yesterday I tried every single one of the 'unknown' keys in SharpKeys to try to remap my 'OMEN' key back to home. You know, I can't be the first person to think of this! haha If Autohotkey can discriminate between one key and another, wouldn't it then be possible to have a chart depicting the corresponding values? Go from what those things in SharpKeys are called to the scan code recognized in Autohotkey. That has all those fancy number-letter combos in there and they seem specific to each key. If a specific key has a scan code in one program, it must be possible to compare that to the values in SharpKeys to locate the same one. Is there any other way? Or, if filter driver is the only way, isn't there a pre-made one that is already signed? I mean, all I want to do is remapping keys, so the pre-made driver could read remapping configuration from an '.ini' file.Yea, that's basically what I've trying to figure out. I have never created a Windows device driver, and doesn't a device driver require digital signing from Microsoft? I remember that I had to put Windows into a weird test mode at the boot to load some unsigned driver. I don't want to remap the num1 key of my main keyboard, but only the num1 key of the separate keypad.Īfter some web searching, it seems that one method is creating a 'custom keyboard filter driver', but that seems a hard work. There are cheap keypads, and key remap software like SharpKeys, but the problem is, as far as I know, the same remapping is applied to all keyboards. My life would be a lot easier if I could just press a single key for shortcuts. Currently I have to use a lot of awkward key combinations for shortcuts like Shift+ F6 to rename a variable or Alt+ Shift+ F to format a document.

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