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windows key on a remote wireless keyboard ... where is it?

Mike Gibson 0 Reputation points
2026-03-27T18:05:41.6733333+00:00

i just purchased a new seenda wireless keyboard and I don't see a windows logo key on it. where is it?

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  1. EmilyS726 222.4K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-03-27T18:41:37.2533333+00:00

    What do you mean by on a remote wireless keyboard?

    Are you using the Seeda keyboard on the computer that's remoting into another computer?

    If you are hoping to find the Windows key on Seeda keyboard, that's not a Windows question, but more specifically to Seeda. Some compact or multi-device Seenda keyboards (especially for tablets/Mac/iOS) may:

    Replace it with a Fn (Function) key combo

    Use another key as Windows when switched to Windows mode

    Try Fn + another key (need to refer to Seeda instruction)

    Check for a mode switch (Windows / Android / iOS)

    What's the exact model of the Seeda keyboard?

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  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-03-27T18:05:52.2333333+00:00
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    On many compact or non-Microsoft keyboards, the Windows logo key may be:

    1. Labeled with a generic icon (such as a house, menu, or four squares) instead of the Windows logo.
    2. Combined with the Fn key or another modifier key.
    3. Omitted entirely to save space, especially on very small or minimalist layouts.

    If there is no key with a Windows logo or similar icon between Ctrl and Alt on either side of the spacebar, that keyboard likely does not include a Windows logo key. In that case, Windows shortcuts that use the Windows logo key (for example, Windows logo key+E to open File Explorer, Windows logo key+Tab for Task View) cannot be used directly from that keyboard.

    Built‑in Windows shortcuts and behavior for the Windows logo key are documented, but the physical presence and labeling of the key depend on the keyboard manufacturer and model.


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