You should use a name of the window or ahk_class to identify the window. Use Window Information Tool to get this info - Tools/Window Information.

Also, you are using the shortcut syntax incorrectly. It should be
Enter::
instead of
::Enter::

Please check first if FastKeys is running. Click on the FastKeys Tray icon or press F8 to open the settings window.
https://fastkeysautomation.com/document ... Guide.html

Simply press Ok button to save and close the Preferences window.

Are you using multiple monitors?
One way to reset window positions is to Shift+Click on FastKeys tray icon.

Can you please post exact steps to reproduce this issue? This would be highly appreciated, thanks.

On my Windows 10, I can press Window key and type "Typing". The setting is under Typing, Hardware keyboard.

This means that another program takes the control over the "keyboard hook", preventing other application to use it. Known programs include Microsoft Powertoys, VDOS, Microsoft Intellitype etc. Check also antivirus or other security software - look for the features called "keyboard logger protection"...

Try this

script:=“C:\FullPath\test.py”
Run, %ComSpec% /k python "%script%"

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