You’ll need Google Chrome installed on your PC to do this. You’ll also need to create a desktop shortcut for Chrome if you don’t already have one.

Right-click the Google Chrome desktop shortcut and select “Properties.”

Google Chrome’s “Properties” window will appear. In the “Shortcut” tab, you’ll notice a “Shortcut Key” option with “None” written in its text box. This means that there is currently no shortcut key assigned to this application.

Click the text box and press the key on your keyboard that you would like to assign as the shortcut key to Google Chrome. Ctrl+Alt will be added to the beginning by default. So, if you want to make Ctrl+Alt+C your shortcut key for launching Google Chrome, just press “C”.

If a Ctrl+Alt+<key> combination already exists (like Ctrl+Alt+Delete or Ctrl+Alt+Tab), you will not be able to assign that combination to this application. When ready, apply the changes by clicking the “Apply” button in the bottom-right corner of the window. Next, click “OK.”