Hey @JamminJerry I think I ran into the same issue you had a few weeks back. My windows key won't work on that stupid keyboard. It works when set to Mac, but not on the PC setting. So weird.
@mcourcel that is just odd!
@JamminJerry And that is just as helpful. lol! Guess I'll have to figure it out. What's the brand of the keyboard again? It's not coming up on my Amazon purchases for some reason.

@mcourcel found it. here you go.

Redragon K618 PRO 3-Mode Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, BT/2.4Ghz/Wired Low Profile Win/Mac Gaming Keyboard w/Ultra-Thin Design, Dedicated Media Control & Linear Red Switch

@JamminJerry Okay, so pressing FN+windowsKey will enable/disable the Windows key. I don't see the benefit of that, but there you go. Lol! Did you want the manual? I got CoPilot to scan it for me
@mcourcel that would be nice.

@JamminJerry Here you go:
***

## REDRAGON – Warranty & User Manual

**Horus Wired / 2.4G / Bluetooth Mechanical Gaming Keyboard**

***

### Dear User

Thank you for choosing **REDRAGON**. To protect your rights and provide better customer service, please note our warranty rules:

1. Within the warranty period, repair is guaranteed for failures due to electrical circuit problems.
**Not covered**: man‑made damage such as disassembly, impacts, water submersion, incorrect voltage/current, or damage caused by fire, flood, earthquake, etc.
2. Consumable parts (such as foot pads) and spare‑part replacement are **not** included.
3. Please fill out the warranty card. The warranty card is valid only with the retailer’s stamp.
4. Lost warranty cards will **not** be reissued. Please keep it safe.

***

## OS Support

* Windows XP
* Windows Vista
* Windows 7
* Windows 8
* Windows 10

***

## Connecting the Keyboard

### Wired Connection

1. Slide the **ON/OFF switch** on the left side of the keyboard to **OFF**.
2. Use the supplied **USB‑A to USB‑C cable** to connect the keyboard to your computer.
3. Press **FN + 5 (USB)**.
The **M indicator LED** will blink 5 times to indicate a successful connection.
4. The computer will recognise and configure the keyboard automatically.

**Charging (Wired Mode)**

* M LED = **Red** while charging
* M LED = **White** when fully charged

***

### 2.4G Wireless Connection

1. Slide the ON/OFF switch to **ON**.
2. Press **FN + 4** for about **3 seconds**.
The M LED will flash **green rapidly**.
3. Plug the USB receiver into a USB port on your computer within **20 seconds**.
4. The computer will recognise the keyboard automatically.

**Battery status**

* Low battery: M LED flashes **Red**
* Charging: **Red**
* Fully charged (2.4G mode): **Green**

***

### Bluetooth Connection

1. Slide the ON/OFF switch to **ON**.
2. Press:
* **FN + 1** for Bluetooth device 1
* **FN + 2** for Bluetooth device 2
* **FN + 3** for Bluetooth device 3
The M LED flashes **Blue / Cyan / Magenta**.
3. Enable Bluetooth on your computer or phone and select:
* **“BT3.0 Keyboard”** or **“BT5.0 KB”**
4. The keyboard connects automatically.

**Battery status (Bluetooth)**

* Low battery: **Red flashing**
* Charging: **Red**
* Fully charged: **Cyan / Magenta**

***

## Function Introduction

1. Works with **USB, 2.4G, and Bluetooth** without installing drivers.
2. **20 backlight effects** supported.
3. **FN key combinations**:

| Shortcut | Function |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| FN + Ins | Change backlight mode |
| FN + Del | Change backlight colour |
| FN + + | Increase backlight speed |
| FN + – | Decrease backlight speed |
| FN + Tab | Set backlight to white |
| FN + Win | Enable / disable Windows key |
| FN + W | Swap WASD and arrow keys |
| FN + 1 / 2 / 3 | Select Bluetooth device |
| FN + 4 | Switch to 2.4G mode (hold 3s to pair) |
| FN + 5 | Switch to wired mode |
| FN + Esc | Reset keyboard to default settings |

***

## Scroll Button (Top‑Right Corner)

* **Backlight Brightness**
* Press **( + )** → LED turns white
* Rotate scroll wheel to adjust brightness
* **Volume**
* Press **( 🔈 )** → LED turns off
* Rotate scroll wheel to adjust volume

***

## Multimedia Keys (F9–F12)

| Shortcut | Function |
| -------- | ---------- |
| FN + F9 | Browser |
| FN + F10 | Search |
| FN + F11 | Calculator |
| FN + F12 | E‑mail |

***

## Shortcut Media Keys

* ⏮ Previous track
* ⏭ Next track
* ▶ / ⏸ Play / Pause

***

## Macro Recording

**Profiles:** M1–M4
**Macro Keys:** G1–G5
**Total Macros:** 20

### Record a Macro

1. Press **M1 / M2 / M3 / M4** to select a profile.
2. Press **MR** (MR lights up).
3. Press **G1–G5**.
4. Enter the key sequence.
5. Press **MR** again to finish.

*Example:*
`M1 → MR → G1 → ABC → MR`

***

### Play a Macro

1. Select profile (M1–M4).
2. Press G1–G5.

***

### Delete a Macro

1. Select profile (M key flashes).
2. Press **MR** (MR flashes).
3. Double‑press **G1–G5** (light turns off).
4. Press **MR** to save.

***

## Recharging the Keyboard

Use the supplied USB‑A to USB‑C cable.

* M LED = **Red** while charging
* M LED = **Red** when battery is empty

***

## WASD / Arrow Key Swap

* Press **FN + W** to swap **WASD** with arrow keys.
* Press again to restore defaults.

***

## FAQ

1. If the keyboard doesn’t respond, check the USB connection or try another port.
2. If liquid spills on the keyboard:
* Disconnect immediately
* Dry with a cloth
* Leave in a warm, dry place before reuse

***

## Regulatory Information

### FCC Statement

This device complies with **Part 15 of the FCC Rules**.
Operation is subject to:

1. The device may not cause harmful interference.
2. The device must accept any interference received.

***

### California Proposition 65

**WARNING:**
Risk of cancer and reproductive harm.
See: **[www.P65Warnings.ca.gov](http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov)*

@mcourcel @JamminJerry It's a thing mostly with gaming keyboards. I guess the idea being, if you're playing a fast action game where you need to continuously whack the control key, if you accidentally press the windows key, it won't shove your focus off to start just in time for you to get blown or up or whatever.
@BorrisInABox @JamminJerry Oh'h'h'h'h! Yeah that makes sense I guess.