Their solution is simple: a single key that emulates the pressing of ctrl-alt-del to allow logging on. Microsoft even has a name for such a key: it's called the Windows Security Button.

But that enables you to map entire sequences, like “Ctrl + Shift + C,” to a single button. You can read more about controller-to-keyboard mapping and how to use it on Xbox’s website .

For starters, Xbox says that keyboard mapping will support mapping a controller button to a single key. This does not include the modifier keys like alt, ctrl, win, or shift. Here’s how that looks.

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