Running FileSeek on Win+F

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bblackmoor 2 discussion posts	Is there a way to define Win+F to run FileSeek in Windows 7? I have uninstalled Windows Search, but have not been able to define FileSeek as Win+F. If I hit Win+F, Windows tells me, "There is no program associated to perform the requested action" if I hit Win+F, but it will not allow me to associate Win+F with FileSeek, and I do not see a "search" or "find" protocol listed under Control Panel/Default Programs. How can I associate "search" with FileSeek, or at least redefine the Win+F hotkey? Anyone know? I am perfectly happy to edit the registry if necessary. Oct 4, 2010 • #1
	I don't think this is possible, but I've posted this as a question on Super User: http://superuser.com/questions/196288/is-it-possible-to-replace-the-default-search-application-in-windows You can follow along if you'd like, but it doesn't look hopeful so far. Oct 6, 2010 • #2
bblackmoor 2 discussion posts	I figured it out, actually. I just created a AutoHotkey script to run FileSeek on Win+F. Works fine. Oct 6, 2010 • #3
	Perfect, glad to hear you got it sorted out. Oct 6, 2010 • #4
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