Windows 11 Game Mode off still locking Windows Key

The games were working fine on windows 10. When I got windows 11 I had to pay for a new key to get the watermark off and I don't want to have to pay for another one for downgrading if I just will be upgrading again later on. Also when I go to downgrade it say downgrade to windows 7.

Is there an option for Windowed mode? I haven't played those specific games to test, but some games have Full Screen and Windowed mode, which can run in conjunction. A Full Screen + Windowed mode would exhibit the symptoms you're describing, which is
being full screen, but still have the window options available. If there is a Windowed option, turn that off.

yes all of that has been done and it still does the same thing. i run off windows 10 do i need windows 11 to run the game?

I selected compatibility mode and chose windows 7 and the reply from my windows 11 24h2 said the changes were ready, or something positive like that, but but still cfs3 would open.Other postings I've seen on line describe its running in 10 and 11

Hello Luis L, I am an independent advisor and I will be happy to help you today. My name is Khaji

I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues with the Windows + V keyboard shortcut in Windows 11. To the best of my knowledge, the Windows + V key combination is not enabled by default in Windows 11 to open the clipboard. However, there is an alternative way to access the clipboard in Windows 11.

You can follow these steps to open the clipboard in Windows 11:

Press the Windows key on your keyboard to open the Start menu.
Type "Clipboard" in the search bar and select the "Clipboard" option in the list of results.
The clipboard window will open, where you can view and manage the contents of the clipboard.
If Windows keyboard + V is not working specifically in your case, it could be due to a specific setting or conflict on your system. Here are some additional suggestions you could try:

Check your clipboard settings: Go to Windows 11 settings, select "System," then "Clipboard." Make sure the "Multiple Clipboards" option is enabled.

Restart your computer: Sometimes a restart can fix temporary system problems and reset keyboard shortcuts.

Check if any other application is using the keyboard shortcut: Some other application or utility may be using the Windows + V key combination, which could cause a conflict. Try closing or disabling other apps that may be using that keyboard shortcut and see if that fixes the problem.

Update your system: Make sure you have the latest Windows 11 updates installed. You can check if updates are available by going to Windows Settings, selecting "Update & Security," and then "Windows Update."

Thank you very much for your patience and understanding! If you need anything else, do not hesitate to contact us again.