Tried removing the device in the device manager for the keyboard.(F key works fine in those same programs) Tried this same keyboard in another system and.& +G for instance work fine in those same programs)

I use CTRL+SHIFT+F in various programs to perform a 'Find in Files' function. So the issue is happening in multiple softwares and seems to come from some letters not being detected when used in combination with Ctrl+Shift or Ctrl+Alt.

But any letter with only Ctrl, only Shift or only Alt are detected. And if I tried to assigned as shortcut the combinations with the X and the Z in any software, they are also not detected.Īlso, Ctrl+Alt+V is not detected anywhere as mentioned, but Shift+Ctrl+V is detected. I tried Ctrl+Shift combined with respectively those letters, in this order: w / x / y / zĪs you can see, the combinations with the W and with the Y are detected, but with the X and the Z, they aren’t. Here is a screenshot of some tests I did in the SteelSeries software, testing key combinations. I saw that Ctrl+Shift+A was fully detected for exemple, but if I press Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Alt+V, the software only detects Ctrl+Shift or Ctrl+Alt, and not the letter going to it. Then, when I noticed both didn’t work, I opened a software that makes me able to remap my keyboard and assign new keystrokes, key combinations, or even macro, to a single key (SteelSeries software going with my MSI gaming laptop), and tried different keyĬombinations. Setting I put previously in my old laptop using Windows 8. After that, I opened up Sigil and tried to assign Ctrl+Alt+V to a certain action, which is the As you must know, Ctrl+Shift+Z is a very common, basic shortcut for the 'Redo' action. Ctrl+Shift+Z in all the Adobe Creative Suite, Ctrl+Alt+V in Sigil.Īctually the issue happened when I started my work on InDesign yesterday. Ctrl+Alt+V to a specific function in Sigil.ģ. Ctrl+Shift+Z for the already existing shortcut of the 'Redo' action in Adobe softwares. Ctrl+Alt+V is a shortcut I am trying to assign to an action in the ebook conversion software Sigil.Ģ. I am trying to use it and it’s not doing anything. Ctrl+Shift+Z is an already existing basic, known shortcut in all Adobe softwares for the 'Redo' action. Here are the quick answers to your questions, and following, a more develop explanations.ġ.

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