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I’m using the Eclipse. When trying to format the code with the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F, instead of indenting Java code, it opens the Windows remote access screen, as you can see in the figure below:
The behavior does not make any sense, it seems that the shortcuts of Windows OS are in conflict with the shortcut keys of Eclipse.
How to solve this problem?
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it seems that the Windows operating system shortcuts are in conflict with the Eclipse shortcut keys.
There really is a conflict in taking this shortcut. I use Eclipse and I have some colleagues who also use tried and asked to try to reproduce the error, and we did not have the same problem. Maybe it’s related to your eclipse.
Make sure your Eclipse window is maximized and selected.
Solution 1: You may be trying to change your shortcuts in Eclipse via the General > Keys menu.
Search for the shortcut that is already set as default, in case Ctrl+Shift+F is related to indentation and change to another key sequence.
At this link you can find in the session Customizing Key bindings how to perform the customization with more details.
Solution 2: Update Eclipse, and/or reinstall your Eclipse.
Sorry @Pedro Duca, in your post you mention a link that says how to solve my problem, but I can’t see the link, where it is, I didn’t quite understand your suggestion.
Opa mentioned the link and I forgot to mention it. Already edited my answer with the link.
There are several problems in giving an answer only with links. Please read the post https://pt.meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/42/queremos-respostas-que-contenham-somente-links
@Paulosouza Sorry for my incomplete reply, I have already edited the answer to be more appropriate to OS standards.
Solution 1 seems to me that it is not all commands that can be replaced, solution 2 - I updated the eclipse and still continue with the same problem.
I realized that these problems started to happen after you put the computer in the domain, in the corporate network.
Strange, doesn’t really make sense. Already tried then to disable the Windows shortcuts?
Already tried, the problem is knowing where to do this in Windows 10!
Be able to solve by changing the shortcuts.
Changing the Eclipse shortcuts?
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