Link shortcut key hijack

Hi Hello guys

I have a link file eg L2C.lnk in my desktop that link to an application in which I have placed a shortcut key eg Ctrl-Alt-C. Then i copy an another similar file L2C.lnk to the same desktop and since it has the same name it override the old link. If i try to place the same shortcut key ie Ctrl-Alt-C in the new new L2c.lnk, it is not allowed as the sequence is already used earlier.

How can i remove the old lnk shortcut key so that i can reuse the same sequence Ctrl-Alt-C. It must be somewhere in the registry but where and how to remove it? Help guys!

 

Hi FuzMic, This is way out of my comp experience but after doing a "Google" I found this which should enable you to change the shortcut.

How do I disable Ctrl Shift C in Windows 10?
1. On Windows 10 go to Settings->Time & Language->Language->Keyboard. Click on the link "Input language hot keys" and change or remove
the "Key sequence Between input languages" – user3419297. ...
2. To disable Ctrl+Shift using AutoHotkey add the hotkey <^Shift::return ; do nothing "<^" means LCtrl to your script.

Try #1 First and see if that does the trick.
Remember -- Ctrl+Alt+Del is already in the OS to bring up the Menu for Task Manager, shutdown etc.

 

Thanks brother but i think your effort is not fruitful especially when i am on win7

 

You started your Thread in Windows 10 Forum and have made no mention of Windows 7 in your request for help.
Do you require any further assistance?

 

In addition to RL's note above, your profile shows your OS as Windows XP.