The workaround is to add an icon for "SelectAll" to the "Quick Access Toolbar" in the upper left corner next to the icons for save, undo and redo: On the same page (Options/Customize) select "All commands" under "Choose commands from:" at the left side. Then scroll down until SelectAll and mark this line.
The latest Windows 10 build brings many improvements and bug fixes, making the Creators Update OS more reliable. Build 15014 also fixes a very annoying issue that prevented Insiders from using the CTRL +C function in Command Prompt. Being able to quickly copy and paste various command lines in Command Prompt is very useful. Many commands […]
If not, then the Ctrl C combination might be in use in just one particular application. Another possibility is that some other application is hijacking that key combination. To test that, restart in Safe mode, with startup applications disabled. Test Ctrl C in Notepad. If it then works correctly, restart normally and use SysInternals Autoruns
Keyboard shortcuts of Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V stop working in Word2013 after my os was updated to Windows 10. This thread is locked. You can vote as helpful, but you cannot reply or subscribe to this thread.
The main issue, I believe, is that cmd.exe isn't dealing well with the bash environment. By itself the new cmd.exe actually does support Ctrl + v but whilst running bash, it doesn't. My workaround is to use ConEmu. It's much superior to cmd.exe alone and even gives you color highlighting when running bash. I've tested it and Ctrl + v does work.
The keys should be highlighted if they are working correctly. Do note that the Del key does not get highlighted in the on-screen keyboard. So, better try deleting a file. Ctrl and Alt keys get highlighted on the on-screen keyboard when pressed. In case any one of them is not functioning, you can confirm the key is broken. However, if they
I tried all the above methods, but still it is not working. I noticed that the onscreen keyboard is working with the CTRL and also I tried connecting an external keyboard. That worked too. I don't understand how both the CTRL stopped working suddenly as I don't even use the right CTRL much. X0qDGs3.
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