I want to send a command to the background window with python, but this command should be as if I were manually pressing the 1 key on the keyboard. I use win32api.keybd_event(key_code, win32api.MapVirtualKey(key_code, 0), 0, 0) for this, but it does not work in the background window. If I activate the window, it works.

I want to send a command to the background window with python, but this command should be as if I were manually pressing the 1 key on the keyboard. I use win32api.keybd_event(key_code, win32api.MapVirtualKey(key_code, 0), 0, 0) for this, but it does not work in the background window. If I activate the window, it works.

I want to send a command to the background window with python, but this command should be as if I were manually pressing the 1 key on the keyboard. I use win32api.keybd_event(key_code, win32api.MapVirtualKey(key_code, 0), 0, 0) for this, but it does not work in the background window. If I activate the window, it works.

I am currently trying to write a python script for a control loop that, on bootup of the control loop, the python script uses win32api to disconnect (eject) all the USB’s connected to the computer and then reconnect them instantaneously.

I know that this question is asked many times but none of these solutions solved my problem.

I am trying to disable only keyboard input on Windows. Therefore, I want to register a hook, which will not call the next hook.

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