The Control or Ctrl key is normally found in the bottom left and right corners of any keyboard in a Windows computer. When used in combination with other keys, it can perform many useful functions.

Last month I discovered for the first time that you could pause the Windows Task Manager by holding down the CTRL key and today I’ve stumbled on a special keyboard shortcut that lets you launch ...

I like using Keyboard Manager whenever I encounter keyboards that put the control key in weird spots (for my fingers, at least), but you can basically set up your own macro keys. Remap shortcuts ...

(Optional) Use the slider settings to control the mouse key speed and acceleration. Once you complete the steps, you can use the numeric keypad on the keyboard to move the mouse. When enabling ...

Use free software to swap keys around, reassign shortcuts, and even control your mouse cursor with your keyboard. Use free software to swap keys around, reassign shortcuts, and even control your ...

it looks like the new Copilot key will replace the right Control key on the standard PC keyboard, where it will slot in between the Alt key and the left arrow key. “The introduction of the ...