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I remember ATI Catalyst Control Center (GPU settings panel) infamously binding Alt+Ctrl+C systemwide to launch itself. So when you wanted to type 'ć' in any pr
by jakub_g 6y ago
I remember ATI Catalyst Control Center (GPU settings panel) infamously binding Alt+Ctrl+C systemwide to launch itself.
So when you wanted to type 'ć' in any program in Windows, it would not work, and launch CCC instead.
Luckily the shortcuts were user-modifiable. So first thing to do on Windows after installing GPU drivers was to disable this hotkey.