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Couldn’t you just open PowerToys and disable the feature though, or does that not restore the other shortcut?
by hnra 5y ago
Couldn’t you just open PowerToys and disable the feature though, or does that not restore the other shortcut?
- Stratoscope 5y agoOf course I could, and I did, eventually. The problem was that in the moment, I did not understand why my Alt+Space shortcut that had always worked before instead brought up this weird launcher window instead of the standard system menu I was expecting. After fiddling around for some time, I gave up and rebooted and lost data. Once I learned what was going on, I switched the shortcut in PowerToys. That does not excuse the PowerToys team for disabling a fundamental Windows shortcut key combo.