KeyTweak is a simple utility that allows users to redefine their keyboard input signals. The functionality is made possible by a registry value first documented in Windows 2000, but also present in Windows NT 4.0. and included in XP, Vista and Windows 7.

Features:

Simple interface

Ability to Teach remapping by pressing the keys to be remapped

Easy-to-read lists of all current and pending re-mappings

Implementation of Specialty Keys support for certain keyboards

Remove all re-mappings with a single button

Enable/disable annoying keys

Displays what exactly is written to the “Scancode Map” registry value and how to
interpret its binary data

User warnings help ensure Ctrl-Alt-Delete sequence is maintained

Project has been abandoned