And if you are comfortable making registry edits ... get the hang of using Microsoft PowerToys to rebind individual keys and ...

Use keyboard shortcut Win + R to open the Run prompt Type regedit and press the Enter key. Find and set the three registry settings to set up the keyboard as given below: Create a new DWORD ...

A computer keyboard that can be customized by the user. For Windows users, keys can be redirected by software utilities or by making changes to the Registry, the latter a rather tedious job.

These apps do not switch the keyboard if you try to edit a foreign ... Local Group Policy Editor, and Registry Editor. However, only Publisher allows users to use the GPEDIT and REGEDIT methods.