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Visual Studio finds out which command is assigned to a hotkey

I installed the VisualStudio plugin that overrides some hotkeys, I need to return to the standard Visual Studio hotkeys for some of them. I know that in the Tools-> Options-> Environment-> Keyboard menu, I can override the hot keys, and I did it. The problem is that now it seems that my hotkey Ctrl-E, C has two related commands, one plugin and a standard one. When I click this combination, visual studio runs the plugin command, not the standard one.

The problem is that I don’t know the name of the plugin command, so I can’t turn it off if I don’t go through the whole command to see the associated keyboard shortcuts. Is there a way to detect commands associated with a specific hotkey

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You can try to assign this shortcut to another team, and then you will get information that this minus is already used [by your team]:

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A keyboard shortcut extension may help. It creates a text file with a block of records that lists all your current shortcuts, such as: <command shortcut="Ctrl+M, Ctrl+E" name="Edit.ExpandCurrentRegion" /> You can search for the code.

Keyboard Shortcut Explorer

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