You can also disable keyboard shortcuts by tweaking the registry. For example, it may result in network errors or an inability to use File Explorer. If configured incorrectly, the Local Group Policy Editor can cause permanent changes that may have unintended results when using Windows. That said, editing the Local Group Policy is a high-risk exercise that should be carried out with utmost care. You can reverse the changes and enable shortcuts by following the steps above and selecting “Disabled” or “Not Configured.”
Click on “Enabled,” select “Apply,” and then click on “Ok” to save your new settings.This should launch a popup window where you can turn off keyboard shortcuts.
This should open the Local Group Policy Editor window.
