Not working in Dell XPS 16 either.
But I succeeded to replace the CTRL (right) from my previous Dell XPS15 with the following shortcut :
Win (left) + Shift (left) + F23 to VK223 with all apps.
and it works ;-)
←↑→↓
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Hello Microsoft Community,
I recently purchased a new laptop with an inbuilt Copilot key, which replaces the traditional Right Ctrl key. This key, as I understand, sends the shortcut Win + Shift + F23. While it works well to activate the default Copilot functionality, I am facing an issue when trying to use it for standard keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl + A or Ctrl + C.
I am looking for a way to achieve the following behavior:
An alternative could be to make the Copilot key work like the Fn key. For example:
I would appreciate any advice on achieving this through settings, registry edits, or third-party tools. If this functionality isn’t currently possible, I hope it can be considered for a future Windows update.
Thank you for your help!
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Not working in Dell XPS 16 either.
But I succeeded to replace the CTRL (right) from my previous Dell XPS15 with the following shortcut :
Win (left) + Shift (left) + F23 to VK223 with all apps.
and it works ;-)
←↑→↓
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Not working for me either on an Asus ProArt P16. Very annoying.
This worked for me! Thanks for the clear steps!
Works perfectly.
thank you