How do you stop Visual Studio from waiting for the second part of a shortcut-combination?

Question

If I press a shortcut combination (such as Ctrl+M) – VS waits for the second one. What if I want to cancel it? (e.g. if I mistakenly press the wrong letter and am not sure w

Answer 1

I normally press Esc .

I don't know of any keyboard shortcut where Esc is the second key press.

Answer 2

There aren't many visual studio Chords that end with Esc so just hit Esc it'll say The key combination is not a command but it prevents you from performing a valid chord.

Answer 3

Another option is to record a no-op macro and assign it to Ctrl-M, Esc. It will say running macro at the bottom quickly and go away.

Answer 4

Press Escape. Usually it is not tied as a second keystroke.

Answer 5

You are in Dvorak Keyboard mode in windows. Press Ctrl+Shift to get out of it...