When I try to create a new hotkey I literally can’t do anything but esc to leave the window.
There is no other key that works (neither on the keyboard nor the mouse or the touchpad).
I did enabled the accessibility to TS in my Mac’s settings as explain when I opened the hotkey menu.
I was wondering if there were any solution to this ?
I need help with hotkey, I’m on MACOS, and i’m trying to add hotkey to my teamspeak and it pops up the feature but when it asks me for a key i doesnt wanna work.
I tried other fixes in this community and none have worked.
I went to System Settings → Accessibility. I can’t find “Universal Access” nor could I find it anywhere by searching System Settings.
I went to System Settings → Privacy & Security. I first enabled Teamspeak to have Accessibility access… Well that didn’t work. I tried Input Monitoring, Bluetooth, Microphone, App Management, Developer Tools, and none of them worked.
I tried reinstalling Teamspeak and updating to newest MacOS. Nothing works. If ya’ll got any ideas, that would be great.
Yes, I already tried that before my post. I tried it again just now, and it doesn’t work. I don’t have applications titled that. In the photo, it shows there’s a TeamSpeak one, and a TeamSpeak 3. On my Mac, all I have is TeamSpeak 3 Client. I’m assuming the first TeamSpeak one shown in the photo is just an older version.
The “Universal Access” prompt shows up no matter if I disable, enable, remove, or add TeamSpeak 3 Client to the Input Monitoring section. I just tried removing the application from the list again and opened TeamSpeak, the prompt still shows.
Yeah I’ve gone down a rabbit hole before posting on this community forum. I’ve already tried to find that and I made no progress. I just tried installing TS6 to see if I could get that one to work as well but neither work. Other applications like Discord and even way smaller applications allow for me to get the PTT I’m trying to get working going, but on TeamSpeak it just never captures.
TS6 doesn’t even give me the HotKeys warning like TS3 does.