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Windows isn't using this key combo for anything. Intel's driver is, though. You can disable it in their settings.
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@gronostaj intel? Huh? I'll have a look at that.
The combination gets recognized properly on my main machine, just not on any remote machines.
Apparently this has been an issue for some people, for quite a while now:
https://superuser.com/a/1514904 -
Oh, maybe RDP itself is capturing it... Anyway, check Intel. Disabling their keyboard shortcuts is a part of my clean install routine.
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Had the same issue here.
Try opening the Intel Graphics control panel with Ctrl+Alt+F12. If you have it, you can disable those shortcuts from the Options & Support menu -
@devnulli the lack of control and customisability is annoying to me.
I code in C# too, but mainly on Linux using .Net Core. -
ArtOfBBQ3784y@devnulli the one MS product you listed I just can't enjoy is visual studio. So many good developers have told me they like it. I just don't get it. To me it seems slow, unstable and has way too many bells & whistles.
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@electrineer compare that to my old laptop haha.....
Just need to wait until my new monitors arrive, 2x 2560x1440 -
@LotsOfCaffeine
Oh jeez, does right-clicking on your Desktop background bring up anything Intel-Graphics-related? -
@DustInCompetent nope, the Intel panel isn't even installed....
Time to contact our IT support I guess -
@LotsOfCaffeine You don't have admin access? That could explain the lack of Intel panel.
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@linuxpriest23 I do have a Linux machine, but as of right now it's not really possible to use it for that specific project.
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I hate Microsoft.
I got my new laptop from work today. Pretty nice, 4 cores, 8 threads, an SSD.
It also came with the upgrade to Windows 10.
I work quite a lot on virtual machines, so my work laptop ends being an email and RDP client.
So, I connect to my usual VM, open up vscode and begin working.
But I quickly realize, that for some reason I can't do the Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow combination anymore, even though it worked on my old win7 machine.
Turns out that these keys are reserved, and I have absolutely no way to work around this.
I have to stop using a keyboard shortcut, that I use every few minutes.
Thanks for nothing.
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