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I'm trying to remap the Windows key to the control key, and it works as expected in most instances, but for some reason, after a remap like this:



Hitting LWin-L still locks the computer (rather than, for example, going to the address bar in Firefox). Any suggestions on how I can make this work?

Thanks!

That code works for me on XP (i.e. it prevents Win-L from locking the computer).

Might be similar to Ctrl-Alt-Delete?

I should maybe note that I'm running Vista in Boot Camp on a Mac, though I'm not sure that should really make a difference.

I want to remap the command key to ctrl (it's the Win key by default), since the command key works like the ctrl key in most instances and my muscle memory works there on this computer.

I really just does not work, though, with the methods I've tried so far. I've even tried:



...but it still doesn't work (i.e., it still locks the computer). Any ideas?

Another issue I'm running into, possibly along different lines:

I'm also trying to remap Alt-Tab to the Windows key (since cmd-tab on a Mac is similar to alt-tab), so Win-Tab would do what Alt-Tab does.

When I add the following line to my script:



Win-Tab does remap to Alt-Tab, but the remapping of the control key to the Win key no longer works. Any ideas on this one?

It's somewhat of a hacky solution, but I worked everything out for what I needed. For what it's worth, here's how I did it:

I used KeyTweak to remap the LWin key to the LCtrl Key, then remapped the LCtrl key to the RCtrl key (I suppose I could have skipped a step and made the LWin key the RCtrl key). Anyway, once I did that all the problems I mentioned above were pretty easy to overcome.

Thanks for the help!

try this



for alt tab

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may not be correct but you may want to try




I cant test as I have 2k on this pc.

this worsk fine 4 me

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The windows lock key can also be disabled through the registry:



To enable workstation locking, do this: