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I cant use ALTGR for shortcuts in VS2019 while I can in VS2017 RRS feed

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  • User283528319 posted

    Hi all,

    I cant use ALTGR for shortcuts in VS2019 while I could in VS2017,

    Is there any known solution for it?

    or what could be the reson behind it?

    Tuesday, July 23, 2019 11:39 AM

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  • User-719153870 posted

    Hi fatihbarut,

    What’s your VS 2019 version? Please go to the Help-About Microsoft Visual Studio to check it.

    I suppose the ‘ALTGR’ means the right ALT key on the keyboard, right? If so, I tried use the right ALT or the left ALT key for the shortcuts in VS 2019, modify the Build Solution shortcut to used ALT+B and save it like the following, use the ALT(right)+B can build the current solution.

    If I misunderstand your meaning, please share the detail steps to reproduce this issue in VS 2019, thanks for your cooperation.

    Best Regard,

    yang Shen

    Wednesday, July 24, 2019 8:07 AM
  • User283528319 posted

    Hi fatihbarut,

    What’s your VS 2019 version? Please go to the Help-About Microsoft Visual Studio to check it.

    I suppose the ‘ALTGR’ means the right ALT key on the keyboard, right? If so, I tried use the right ALT or the left ALT key for the shortcuts in VS 2019, modify the Build Solution shortcut to used ALT+B and save it like the following, use the ALT(right)+B can build the current solution.

    If I misunderstand your meaning, please share the detail steps to reproduce this issue in VS 2019, thanks for your cooperation.

    Best Regard,

    yang Shen

    version is 16.1.6

    in my keyboard when I press forexample Altgr+M it seems as CTRL+ALT+M in keyboard short cut, but not working in the same way

    Wednesday, July 24, 2019 11:10 AM
  • User-719153870 posted

    Hi fatihbarut,

    Altgr+M it seems as CTRL+ALT+M in keyboard short cut

    How did you press Altgr in the keyboard? I cannot found this key/icon and when you assign the shortcut, it maybe already used by other like the following:

    Which command do you tried to set the shortcuts as ‘CTRL+ALT+M’?

    BTW, if your VS already signed with Microsoft account, it will sync those setting through multiple VS versions.

    Meanwhile, you can run the VS installer as administrator to repair VS 2019 to test or go to Tools-Import and export settings-Reset all settings to restore the setting, then test this shortcut again.

    Best Regard,

    Yang Shen

    Thursday, July 25, 2019 5:08 AM