This process should now activate the Windows key. If it doesn’t help, you can always try the following method.
Now, close the Registry Editor and restart your computer. Choose “Yes,” and the warning box will close. A warning or confirmation message will then come up. From the drop-down menu that comes up, choose “Delete.” Locate the “Scancode Map” registry entry and right-click on it. Next, click the “Keyboard Layout” folder. Scroll to find the “System\CurrentControlSet\Control” folder and double-click on it. Look for “HKEY_LOCAL_ MACHINE” on “Local Machine” and click it. In that space, key in ‘regedt32’, and then click “Ok.” If a EULA message appears asking for confirmation, choose “Yes.” A pop-up box will open with space for you to type. When the option comes up in the menu, click “Run.” Navigate to your “Start” icon and click on it. To enable your Windows key using this method, you will need to: The Registry allows but also restricts a lot of elements, including menus and keyboard keys. If activating your Windows button with combination keys isn’t working, you may need to change the Registry Settings. Method Three: Change Your Registry Settings
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