Removed it from Preferences Keyboard. No go. Remapped Cmd to be Ctrl. No go. Ripping out the Cmd key shouldn't be the solution. Anyone?...
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It works for me, but I have it remapped like this:
So cmd is really control for Windows. |
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You can use Krumstick to remap the windows key inside Windows. |
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Go to Parallels Desktop preferences and disable key mapping for key which behaves abnormally ("Cmd > win" in our case) as shown on the screenshot below:
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I found that mapping a different key to the Win command did not remove the Cmd key being mapped to Win. What worked for me was to map Cmd to Shift.
All the other shortcuts such as Cmd + S (save), Cmd + C (copy), etc still worked but hitting Cmd by itself now just activates the Shift key which really does nothing by itself. |
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