Jonathan White

Maybe you need to reset your settings for KeePassXC, shooting in the dark here. You can reset at the bottom of the application settings.

If you can compile the code yourself, replace the code in `src/gui/osutils/winutils/WinUtils.cpp` lines 174-177 with: ``` if (!::RegisterHotKey(nullptr, gs->id, gs->nativeModifiers | MOD_NOREPEAT, gs->nativeKeyCode)) { if (error) { auto winErrorId =...

Sorry about that, got distracted, here you go: https://keepassxc.dmapps.us/KeePassXC-2.7.10-snapshot-Win64.zip

Run the provided snapshot from command prompt to see the error message output from the shortcut registration, if there is any.

Honestly there is really nothing we can do about this. Your behavior indicates something really strange with your computer. This is not experienced by anyone else at the moment. No...

This could possibly be fixed by slightly delaying the hotkey registration on startup

@alparo @mih-kopylov I updated my snapshot build to include a delay to registering the auto-type shortcut during application startup: https://keepassxc.dmapps.us/KeePassXC-2.7.10-snapshot-Win64.zip ``` if (globalAutoTypeKey > 0 && globalAutoTypeModifiers > 0) {...

Needs more delay than @mih-kopylov I upped the delay to 500 ms: https://keepassxc.dmapps.us/KeePassXC-2.7.10-snapshot-Win64.zip

You must have something that wipes the registered shortcuts on startup. That is my only explanation. KeePassXC starts, registers it's shortcut, then something else starts and resets everything. This may...

Yes the shortcut is registered again when settings are closed