Yes, you can do so, although the process would require modification to Windows’ registry.
Download and extract the ZIP file to your local drive. You should see two registry files (.reg file extension) named “remap_right_windows_to_context_menu.reg” and “remove_scancode_mappings.reg”.
The former file remaps the right-hand-side “Start” key to Menu functionality, while the latter file removes all such remapping to revert back to default keyboard keys layout.
Double-click to execute the file “remap_right_windows_to_context_menu.reg”.
If the Windows operating system shows a Security Warning, please click “Run”.Subsequently, a User Account Control window will be shown. Click “Yes” to continue.
Finally, a Registry Editor window will be shown to confirm execution of the registry modification. Click “Yes” to confirm.
Upon successful modification, a Registry Editor window will be shown to notify that the registry has been modified successfully.
Restart the PC to allow the changes to take effect.
To remove the key reconfiguration, simply double-click on the “remove_scancode_mappings.reg” file and repeat the same process.
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