How to enable underscore (shortcut mnemonics) for menu items?
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Solution 1
Press Win+U to open the Ease of Access Center.
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There click on Make the keyboard easier to use.
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Then tick the checkbox Underline keyboard shortcuts and access keys.
It seems that they are displayed by default if you open the context menu with the keyboard either by pressing the appropriate key or Shift+F10.
Solution 2
For Windows 10 Users:
Win + U or Settings => Ease of Access to open Ease of Access
Select Keyboard Options
Under Other Settings, Turn On Enable shortcut underlines
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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dance2die almost 2 years
Is there a way to enable shortcut keystrokes from Windows Vista by default?
E.g. the following context menu item doesn't display a shortcut key:
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Ciaran almost 15 yearsGreat question.. The mnemonic keys still work, but there's no telling what they are without guessing.
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dance2die almost 15 yearsThanks, Johannes Rossel. That's exactly what I was looking for. Access keys..
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Joey almost 13 years@Gareth, everything under /dump on my server will remain there indefinitely as well, so no need to overzealously edit all of my posts.
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g t about 11 yearsWorks for Windows 8 too.
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Ramhound over 7 yearsQuestion was specifically for Windows Vista