Windows 10: How to remap the copilot key?

I have the copilot key on my keyboard, and it opens Microsoft Copilot when I press it.But I want the key to open another app.I tried from the settings, but the dropdown menu shows only two apps - Copilot and MS Office. refer screenshotsHow can I get other apps to be opened with the key?

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Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

Found another way to accomplish the remapping of the Copilot key on a Precision laptop. Within PowerToys Keyboard Manager, used the "Remap a Shortcut" option and selected Shift + Windows Key + F23 in order to remap to Del.

 

Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

Hi!

this solutions doesn't work with Asus ProArt P16 laptop. I write to Asus support but they said, its a windows problem. :-(

 

Remap or disable 'Copilot' chatbot key on new Windows keyboards

while this technically works to remap the Copilot key to CTRL (Right) or whatever you'd like to remap it to, if you actually remap it to CTRL (Right), you will not be able to use the CTRL+ALT+DEL key combination with this remapped button for some reason (at least not on Lenovo Legion 5i), which is one of the primary benefits of having a right-handed control--being able to do a one-handed CTRL+ALT+DEL. i suspect this has something to do with the Copilot button not being fully remapped, and perhaps some other key combination is preventing CTRL+ALT+DEL from being recognized, or perhaps simply the Copilot button cannot be part of a key combination ever. if anyone has any insight that could help resolve this, it would be super helpful.