How to disable the "71 keys pressed in the last..." Window

Question

I have an NKRO keyboard, so when I hold down a bunch of keys, sometimes when gaming, the "71 keys pressed in the last ____ seconds" window pops up from AHK. Is there a way that I can disable that window or remove it from the AHK program altogether?

Answer 1

Per help docs this works Place it in the beginning of the script

A_HotkeyInterval := 2000 ; This is the default value (milliseconds). A_MaxHotkeysPerInterval := 200

Answer 2

AutoHotkey has two directives for controlling this behavior:

1. #MaxHotkeysPerInterval <Value>

This lets you define how many hotkeys can be fired within a certain interval (see below) before the warning dialog comes up. The default is 70.

2. #HotkeyInterval <Milliseconds>

This lets you define the length of the interval describe above in milliseconds. The default is 2000, which is 2 seconds.

This warning popup is in place to protect you, so don't overdo it with these directives. They are intended to prevent you from creating an infinite loop where a hotkey triggers itself. 70 hotkeys within 2 seconds is quite a lot for most applications.

Answer 3

Try adding #MaxHotkeysPerInterval 9999 to the top of your script. If that doesn't work, it might be useful to know what scripts are using in case those are contributing to the problem.

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