How to config shortcut for switching Keyboard Language?

[arvin]

Hi

I need to set specific shortcut ( Ctrl+1 ) to switch between two language beside of Alt+Shift.
How can I set it ? command-line even is ok.

 

[garlin]

This reg file is specific to your screenshot. Apply during Post-Setup (After logon).

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Input Method\Hot Keys\00000100]
"Virtual Key"=hex:31,00,00,00
"Key Modifiers"=hex:02,c0,00,00
"Target IME"=hex:09,04,09,04

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Input Method\Hot Keys\00000101]
"Virtual Key"=hex:32,00,00,00
"Key Modifiers"=hex:02,c0,00,00
"Target IME"=hex:29,04,29,04

"Virtual Key"=hex:31,00,00,00
- ASCII for "1" is hex 31

"Key Modifiers"=hex:02,c0,00,00
- Control is hex 02
- Control + Shift is hex 06
- Alt + Shift is hex 05

"Target IME"=hex:09,04,09,04
- English (US) locale is hex 0409
- Persian locale is hex 0429

 

[arvin]

Garlin I know you as GOD of deep layers of windows OS .
Could you learn me how can you answer all questions ?
I have tried most of AIs to find out the answer but was not success...

 

[garlin]

One of my tricks is using a registry comparison tool like RegistryChangesView, to track recent changes.

Close all apps to make Windows as quiet as possible. Open the Settings app or control panel, get ready to change the settings, but don't click OK or Apply. Now run RegistryChangesView and create a Snapshot. Click OK or Apply as quickly as possible on the settings.

The faster you click OK, the less "background noise" is captured in the registry changes.

You may have to get more experienced to understand which reg changes are unrelated to your settings edit. Test your reg file by undoing the changes, and seeing if the reg file restores it back.

 

[arvin]

One of my tricks is using a registry comparison tool like RegistryChangesView, to track recent changes.

Close all apps to make Windows as quiet as possible. Open the Settings app or control panel, get ready to change the settings, but don't click OK or Apply. Now run RegistryChangesView and create a Snapshot. Click OK or Apply as quickly as possible on the settings.

The faster you click OK, the less "background noise" is captured in the registry changes.

You may have to get more experienced to understand which reg changes are unrelated to your settings edit. Test your reg file by undoing the changes, and seeing if the reg file restores it back.

Thanks I use Process monitor it is also like RegistryChangesView , But more options

 

[garlin]

ProcMon is only useful if you know which process is making the reg change, otherwise filtering all the running processes is tedious and too much work. Trust me it's painful.

 

[arvin]

ProcMon is only useful if you know which process is making the reg change, otherwise filtering all the running processes is tedious and too much work. Trust me it's painful.

You right bro. RegistryChangesView is the best . But it can monitor process activists also .
Anyway thanks for your time .