Key Mapper

Make your keyboard work the way you want it to

Remap and disable keyboard keys using a virtual keyboard

Important note for Windows 7 Users

Windows 7 does not support per-user key mappings. Until the next release of Key Mapper, you will have to manually switch to 'Boot' mappings from the Mappings menu, reboot to change the mappings, and you will need to have Administrative access to your computer to set key mappings that will work in Windows 7.

Windows XP and Windows Vista

If you are using Windows XP or Vista, Key Mapper allows remapping and disabling keys for each user on the computer, so it's possible to have one set of mappings that is enabled at boot time, and a different set for each user who logs on to the computer, and key mappings can be set without Administrative rights.

Features

Key Mapper uses a virtual keyboard to create and show mappings. It will change the keyboard to reflect whatever keyboard the user currently has active. You can browse the keyboards installed on your PC if you like.

As a convenience for people who have disabled the Caps Lock, Num Lock or Scroll Lock keys, Key Mapper has a facility to toggle the value of these keys, in case - for example - an application sets Caps Lock on but the key is disabled.

Available downloads

Key Mapper is a Windows Form application written in C#, targeting the .NET Framework 2.0. Most people download the MSI installer or the Setup package (which use the Native Image Generator (NGEN) to optimise the application at install) but there's a plain .exe version as well.

Project home page: http://justkeepswimming.net/keymapper

Support: mailto:keymappersupport@gmail.com

Discussions, Suggestions and Bug Reports: http://keymapper.uservoice.com