AutoHotkey Community

[iamnu]

#H::
{
; Call the Windows API function "SetSuspendState" to have the system suspend or hibernate.
; Windows 95/NT4: Since this function does not exist, the following call would have no effect.
; Parameter #1: Pass 1 instead of 0 to hibernate rather than suspend.
; Parameter #2: Pass 1 instead of 0 to suspend immediately rather than asking each application for permission.
; Parameter #3: Pass 1 instead of 0 to disable all wake events.

DllCall("PowrProf\SetSuspendState", "int", 1, "int", 0, "int", 0)
Return
}


If I change the Hotkey from #H:: to ^Numpad0:: then this code is not executed when I enter ctrl+0 on the numpad.

Can someone explain?

[Peter]

I can't really explain, because it works for me (including Hibernate).
But aren't there any modifier keys stuck (not physically but acting like they are down)?
Just a remark, you don't need the braces {}, only in Functions, if-else, etc.
Although it seems to work, code like this is the normal way:

[iamnu]

Thanks for the reply.

I removed the braces, and my original Hotkey still works, but the new one still does not. No stuck keys either...

[Peter]

Does it work with e.g. ^H hotkey?
Try script below, it should show the Ctrl and Numpad0 status. You can extend the script with other keys.
In case you have another keyboard, try with that one. If it's a hardware problem, then it could save you a lot of time.