Launch the Device Manager by right-clicking on the Start button, then select Device Manager from the list of options.. With the Device Manager opened, you should now see a list of options. Look
In my case it is not working. I will try to explain you clearly. I have a script which records the audio in a live way. The user can stop the recording by pressing Ctrl+c. I want to generate the Ctrl+c for this case so that the user cannot record more n minutes. I edited the question with the code. Please check it. –
Ctrl + C is just ignored. In the PowerShell console which is opened NOT from Visual Studio IDE, such as from start menu or from Windows Explorer menu or from "Run" box or etc., Ctrl + C is working very fine expectedly. Pressing Ctrl + C keys can terminate a command when it is running. Only the PowerShell which is a child process of Visual
3] Update, Reinstall or Rollback Keyboard driver. You need to either update or rollback the driver.If you just updated any driver, and the issue started after that you need to rollback the driver.
If using the right-click does not help, try using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V and see if it does. If not, read on. 1] Restore system to an earlier time. Click on the Windows 10 Start button, then type
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