When php editor Youzi was using Win11 23H2, he found that the Alt Space hotkey was occupied by the system, resulting in the inability to use it normally. This is a common problem, but not difficult to solve. Here are some solutions, I hope they can help you.
How to solve the problem that the Alt Space hotkey of win11 23H2 is occupied by the system?
Method 1:
1. First, press the Win key on the keyboard, or click the Start icon at the bottom of the taskbar.
2. At this time, the start menu will open, then find and click Settings under pinned applications.
3. In the Windows Settings window, use the search box to enter the language, and then select the editing language and keyboard options in the search results that open.
#4. Click the three small dots on the right side of Simplified Chinese, and then select the language option.
#5. Under Keyboard, find the three small dots on the right side of Microsoft Pinyin Input Method, and then select Keyboard Options.
#6. Then, click the button (mode switch, candidate word, shortcut key).
#7. After switching modes, you can set the Microsoft Pinyin buttons.
Method 2:
1. It may also be because your utools has not been started. When it is not started, there will be a menu in the upper left corner of the ALT space.
2. Start it in this folder: C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Local\Programs\utools.
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