Hotkey Commander for Windows

By AnyMania
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Developer’s Description

Explore, disable, or override hotkeys in Windows system.

Explore, manage, disable or override hotkeys in Windows system. Find out what hotkey combination is used by which program. Define your own hotkeys of innovative new style (Key Combinations and Key Sequences) for various tasks (open documents, run programs, play media, shut down computer) or keyboard/mouse macros. Simulate special func-keys on multimedia keyboards such as Web-browser buttons, Email buttons and Volume control. With extra conditions support to fire hotkey events or not, like "after holding down for 3 seconds", or "if some predefined applications are active".

Hotkey Commander for Windows

By AnyMania
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: March 3, 2009

Latest update: March 3, 2009

Version: 2.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows NT
Windows XP
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 1,366

Downloads Last Week: 2

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2 User Votes

Computer started going crazy after running
BrashSpoonJune 2, 2014
Pros
Don't know of any...
Cons
My PC started flipping out after this. Windows explorer windows were opened, chrome windows were opened, my display settings were changed, windows media center was opened, windows magnifier was opened, external monitor settings are still messed up. Am running virus scanner to make sure everything is OK. Beware!!!
Summary
Brazen Hijacking of your PC
BrokebackaMay 9, 2011
Pros
Small file size
Cons
Has no respect for your PC: Runs processes/commands without explicit permission.
Summary
Right after installing/running this program it brazenly took control of my system, launching the run command with net share Combat Arms /delete, opening windows search and launching My Computer/accessing my harddrives. I didn't wait to see what for. Immediately shutdown, uninstalled and ran virus and malware scans. I'm not sure if this program was hijacked, infected, or if the designers just seriously have no respect or concern for asking the user permission before running unexpected processes - but either way, it's unacceptable.