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It suffices to use KeyTweak for Windows, not physically modify the keyboard. For example, I used it to disable the Back/Forward buttons on my ThinkPad.
by nayuki 9y ago
It suffices to use KeyTweak for Windows, not physically modify the keyboard. For example, I used it to disable the Back/Forward buttons on my ThinkPad.
- qorrect 9y agoYeah mangling the keyboard should be a last option , I'm guessing they're not aware that all the keys can be remapped.