One key one stroke OneKeyOneStroke

A small program that blocks keyboard combos.

If you are prompted that a dll is missing, please install the "Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package" first.

Basic principles of software:

Keyboard combo refers to pressing a button once, but it is judged as two clicks by the system.

Why does this happen?

A simple explanation: pressing a keyboard button closes a switch. If the circuit is disconnected for a moment due to poor contact at this time, and then closed again, then, from the perspective of the keyboard, you are switching the switch extremely quickly. Speed ​​pressed the switch twice.

One characteristic of this process is that the opening and closing time is very fast. Generally speaking, manual input cannot achieve this input speed. Then, if the extremely fast opening and closing is regarded as a keyboard failure, and it does not respond to the subsequent closing, it will show that the key is only pressed once.

This software can manually set the threshold for combos, filter out keys that are faster than the set threshold, and list the filtered keys. In addition, the program also provides a function to test input speed, which can provide the most appropriate parameters for different users.