If you own a Windows keyboard but want to use it on your Mac, you may encounter challenges with modifier keys such as Command, Control, and Option, which are absent on Windows keyboards. To overcome this, remapping the keys becomes essential for efficient use. In this guide, I will show you how to remap keys in two ways: the first caters to users who prefer using the Windows keyboard in the same order as Mac keyboards, while the second accommodates those accustomed to the order of Windows keyboards.
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_Chapters:_
00:00 Got a Mac with a Windows Keyboard?
00:20 My MacOS Version
00:29 Let’s Remap the Keys
01:04 Default MacOS Mappings for External Windows Keyboards
01:37 If You Prefer MacOS Keyboard’s Order
01:59 If You Prefer Windows Keyboard’s Order
02:29 Outro
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