Is the system key combination with Win unfriendly? 1 trick to kill all

Looking at the registry editor every day to show various shortcut key operations, do you think that the "Win+" combination of letters in the system is particularly useful?

Don't be naive, the system shortcuts that Win10 prepares for everyone are very useful at some times, but some, if you think Win+F, Win+G, these are not commonly used, they are a little messy at some times. When some Parkinson’s editor-in-chief is using Other software, Ctrl and Alt can be pressed together on the Win key, and then F or G is added. The search in the software becomes a system search, and you are stuck.

So, in order to avoid rollover accidents in games and software show operations, the easiest way is... instead of shielding the Win button, sit down and answer. It is to shield other letter keys that are matched with Win, which is effective without affecting normal use. After Win+R key combination, enter regedit to enter the registry editor, and locate

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced

Create a new string value named "DisabledHotkeys" on the right.

After that, if we want to block a specific key combination, just fill in the corresponding capital letters in its numerical data. If multiple keys are blocked, enter multiple keys, and no spaces or other symbols are needed to separate them.

These blocked key combinations are only invalid when matched with the Win key, and will not affect the normal use of Crtl and Alt or other software. Feel free to add letters to it!