Aqua's KeyTest is described as 'This great little utility was written by the same Korean keyboard god that also developed the LIMKB keyboard controller' and is an app. There are six alternatives to Aqua's KeyTest for Windows, Web-based and Mac. The best Aqua's KeyTest alternative is HardwareTest, which is free. Other great apps like Aqua's KeyTest are KeyboardTest, Keyboard Checker, Keyboard Codes Display and Full Key Codes.
A free, web-based utility suite designed to test your computer hardware and peripherals instantly without installing any software.
HardwareTest is the most popular Web-based alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
HardwareTest is the most popular free alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
PassMark KeyboardTest allows users to quickly check that all the keys on their computer keyboard are functioning correctly, check the keyboard LED's, look at the internal scan codes being generated by the keyboard and measure typing speed.
KeyboardTest is the most popular Windows alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
KeyboardTest is the most popular commercial alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
KeyboardChecker.com is a very simple website where users can check whether all their keyboard keys work properly.
A little program to display the virtual key code and the key value (or the key name for non-character keys) for each key pressed.
Keyboard Codes Display is the most popular Open Source alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
Full Key Codes is a little utility to display code informations about each key of the keyboard. The developers know why :-)
Full Key Codes is the most popular Mac alternative to Aqua's KeyTest.
If you're not sure what the scan code is for the key(s) you are interested in remapping, fetch and run this keyview program. Note that "keyview" reports the scan code as a decimal value.
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