Run app as administrator from the Taskbar. Open another instance of an app from the Taskbar. Reveals typed password in Sign-in screen. Switch between open apps while pressing Tab multiple times. Runs command for the underlined letter in apps. Select multiple items on desktop or File Explorer. Windows key + Period (.) or Semicolon ( )Ĭapture a full screenshot in the 'Screenshots' folder.Ĭapture part of the screen with Snip & Sketch. Take a screenshot and stores it in the clipboard. (If no active window is present, a shutdown box appears.)ĭelete the selected item permanently, skipping Recycle Bin.

Mean while I will revert to my Apple Magic Keyboard via bluetooth which works as expected with no difference between login after reboot and after iMac timeout.Undo an action, including undelete files (limited).Ĭreate new folder on desktop or File Explorer.Ĭlose active window. How do I fix these problems which did not happen before upgrade to Monterey?0 Why does the keyboard behave differently after iMac timeout and re-login? If I change the modifier keys in System Preferences then when do these changes take effect? Do I have to reboot for them to take effect? Why does Monterey not recognise the keyboard as “K780”? If I change the keyboard to “K780” the Option key is set to command and the command key is set to Option but this change makes no difference to how the keys behave. For this keyboard the modifier keys are Option set to Option and Command set to Command. I have looked at Keyboard and Modifier keys in System Preferences and see that the keyboard is set to “bluetooth USB host controller” both after re-boot and after login after timeout. However if I then leave the iMac and keyboard switched on for a while and allow the iMac login to time out and then login again the prior option key acts like Command and the prior command key acts like Option. After a reboot the key to the left of the space bar acts like the command key and the key to the left of that acts like the Option key which is what I want. I am running Monterey 12.0.1 on my 2018 Intel iMac using a Logitech K780 bluetooth keyboard with VO set up to speak during iMac boot to enter my login password.

Command on logitech keyboard