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You should be able to capture this keybinding with autohotkey. I don't have my script handy, on mobile, but you can capture keys based on the active window. The
by zrobotics 11mo ago
You should be able to capture this keybinding with autohotkey. I don't have my script handy, on mobile, but you can capture keys based on the active window. These keystrokes aren't passed to the active window, so you could have it take an alternate (or no) action.
- sodaclean 11mo agoLol. Autohotkey on a corp machine
- mmh0000 11mo agoLol. Following "corporate policy"; that's for suckers. Hacker mindset means you can't stop the signal, mal!
- mcny 11mo agoPeople are down voting you but this is very similar to the answer I got from a real employee (as opposed to a v dash) at Microsoft. Their solution was they use something called power toys, which is technically a Microsoft product. Problem is I've worked at places where I don't have admin access to my own machine and it is more common the you'd think.
- zvr 11mo agoAre you sure that PowerToys require admin access to the computer? Most user preferences do not need that.