Turn Off Key Prompts in Games on LDPlayer
A key prompt shows which keys a game uses. LDPlayer shows key prompts by default. Some players hide them because they block part of the game screen. This guide shows how to hide all key prompts.
Before You Start
Prerequisites: The game open in LDPlayer, with your keymapping already set up.; A written list of the keys you use. Without prompts, you need this list to remember the controls.
Step-by-Step
- Open the key prompt settings for the game. The source article does not name the menu path, so see the Notes.
- Clear the checkbox that turns on all keys.
- Click Save.
## Overview A key prompt shows which keys a game uses. LDPlayer shows key prompts by default. Some players hide them because they block part of the game screen. This guide shows how to hide all key prompts.
## Why this works A key prompt is an on-screen label that shows which keyboard key or control maps to a game action. Hiding it clears the screen. It does not change your keymapping, so the keys still work. Hidden prompts are harder to check, so know your keys before you hide them. Some players hide the prompts to get a clear view of the action, especially in games with a busy screen.
## What to expect After you click Save, the prompts disappear from the game screen. Your key controls still work. If the prompts stay visible, go back to the settings and confirm that the checkbox is cleared before you click Save again.
## Verify The key prompts disappear from the game screen after you click Save. Press a mapped key to confirm that the control still works.
## When not to hide the prompts Keep the prompts on if you are new to the game or to keymapping. The prompts show you the controls, and hiding them makes mistakes more likely.
## Common mistakes
- Clearing a different checkbox than the one that turns on all keys.
- Forgetting to click Save, so the change never applies.
- Hiding the prompts and forgetting your keys. Keep your list of keys nearby.
## Tips for keeping control
- Write down the keys for the main actions before you hide the prompts.
- Change the setting for one game at a time, so you can test each game’s controls.
- After you click Save, test a few controls in a safe part of the game.
- Keep your list of keys nearby until you are comfortable with the controls.
## Notes and Troubleshooting
- The source article does not name the menu path to the key prompt settings. Find the key prompt or keymapping settings in the LDPlayer interface for your version. For keymapping basics, see Setting Up Keyboard Mapping for Android Games in LDPlayer.
- To show the prompts again, return to the same settings, check the box you cleared, and click Save.
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