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I have tried keytweak which was recommended in this forum. When I try to replace the &quot;del&quot; key with &quot;f12&quot; and &quot;end&quot; it didnt work.<br />
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Thank God for Last Best known configuration so I could reset the registry to the default settings so I could login with a ps2 keyboard.
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I have tried keytweak which was recommended in this forum. When I try to replace the "del" key with "f12" and "end" it didnt work.

Thank God for Last Best known configuration so I could reset the registry to the default settings so I could login with a ps2 keyboard.

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Hello,<br />
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Today my &quot;del&quot; died on my laptop. <br />
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How can I re-map my &quot;del&quot; key to another value? I dont want to use another keyboard because of one key dying.<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
<br />
Chris B
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Hello,

Today my "del" died on my laptop. 

How can I re-map my "del" key to another value? I dont want to use another keyboard because of one key dying.

Thanks for your help.

Chris B

Mapping keyboard assignment to different keys

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