Reference number: CH000954

How do I disable or change keys on my keyboard?

Question:

How do I disable or change keys on my keyboard?

Answer:

Windows 2000 and XP users

To change or disable any of the 108 keys on your keyboard we suggest using KeyTweak, a great small and free utility. This utility will allow you to change how any of the keys on your keyboard work including the caps lock, shift, windows key, F1 through F12 keys, and num lock keys.

A download for this utility can be found at: http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/

Once this program has been downloaded and installed open the program and click on the key you wish to change or otherwise disable and choose the new key to be used or click disable button to disable it.

Additional information:

• Additional information about disabling the Windows key can be found on document CH000949.