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...Windows refuses a shortcut that is already taken and never says who took it. HotkeyScan collects what can be known, in four layers, most certain first: a kernel RegisterHotKey probe; the table of shortcuts Windows reserves for itself; the hotkeys PowerToys, ShareX, OBS and AutoHotkey declare in their settings; and a live press test that runs only if you ask for it. The verdict keeps each layer on its own line and says which one spoke; when the owner cannot be seen, it says unknown and does not guess. Scan them all sweeps 761 combinations and can keep only the ones held by an owner Windows will not name. ...