Total Commander Wincmdkey Exclusive ◎

Map it to Ctrl+Shift+G in wincmd.ini :

If you are trying to make the Windows key work for Total Commander shortcuts, you usually need to look at the file: Open Configuration > Change Settings Files Directly . Under the [Configuration] section, you can add or modify: RestrictInterface=... (to disable certain keys).

Every entry inside this section follows a strict key-value format: [Modifier][Key]=[Command] Use code with caution.

For over 30 years, Total Commander has used a simple file-based license system that remains one of the most user-friendly in the industry.

: Total Commander reads the wincmd.ini file when it launches. If you edit the file manually in an external text editor, you must restart Total Commander for the new keyboard shortcuts to take effect. If you use the built-in "Change Settings Files Directly" command, saving the file will apply the changes immediately.

S+F4=cm_EditNewFile (Shift + F4: Creates a brand new text file and opens it in your editor)

What do you perform most often? (e.g., renaming, archiving, syncing)

Ensure the file is named exactly wincmd.key for Total Commander to recognize it. Conclusion