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Originally Posted by BetterRed
Interestingly the issue went away of its own accord, but I don't know exactly when. My guess is that a 3rd party start-up applet was grabbing Shift+D, and the blunder was rectified in a subsequent update.
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There used to be a program (Hotkey Explorer) that could activate all possible keyboard combos, intercept the results, and then tell you what program was stealing a hotkey. It doesn't work on Windows 10 though. Or rather, the
interception part doesn't work, leaving me in a similar situation to the
OP of this post. 