I'm using the python module keyboard to create a hotkey, and it works like its supposed to until I open task manager, after that the hotkey just stops working, creating a new one doesn't help, no hotkeys work after task manager gets opened. import keyboard def hello(): print('hello world!') keyboard.add_hotkey('alt+p', hello, args=()) while True: pass the above code is just an example to replicate the issue, i import the module, create a hotkey, then create a infinite while loop so the program doesn't exit, and the hotkey works until you open task manager. The reason for why I need to use add_hotkey and not any other function is because Im going to use it for a much larger program, and add_hotkey doesn't slow the app down, but of course, it can break and then only a restart of the program will fix it. I have tried a lot of stuff already, that have partially worked, re-importing the module works great, but I dont have a way of knowing the right time of re-importing it, and I could also run the program as admin, that solves the issue as well, but I don't want the program to be ran as admin only because of a hotkey function. Continue reading...
