I'm using a wired Apple-USB-Keyboard on my Windows 10 Notebook: 
On the Apple-Keyboard, the Alt and Command Keys (= Windows Key) are switched. The bottom row is
Ctrl | Alt | Cmd (Win) | Space | Cmd (Win) | Alt | Ctrl
I'd like to remap them only on the USB Keyboard, so the Layout is similar to my Notebook's Layout:
Ctrl | Cmd (Win) | Alt | Space | Alt | Cmd (Win) | Ctrl
Tools I'v tried:
I don't want to remap my Notebook-Keyboard too, only the Apple-USB-Keyboard. Is there a tool I can use, with which I can remap a USB Keyboard's keys?
If not: Is there a way with which I can switch (custom) keyboard layouts, e.g. via icon in the taskbar?
Answer
Use macros. This doesn't completely solve the issue and it may be a little delayed, but it does the job. AutoHotKey would be a great solution, and you can just disable the macro when you are using the notebook keyboard.
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