How to emulate hyper key in Windows 10 using autohotkey

Thanks for anyone trying to help me, I figured out the prob on my own and would like to share it in case anyone comes across this prob.

#NoEnv ; recommended for performance and compatibility with future autohotkey releases.
#UseHook
#InstallKeybdHook
#SingleInstance force

SendMode Input

;; deactivate capslock completely
SetCapslockState, AlwaysOff

;; remap capslock to hyper
;; if capslock is toggled, remap it to esc

;; note: must use tidle prefix to fire hotkey once it is pressed
;; not until the hotkey is released
~Capslock::
    ;; must use downtemp to emulate hyper key, you cannot use down in this case 
    ;; according to https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Send.htm, downtemp is as same as down except for ctrl/alt/shift/win keys
    ;; in those cases, downtemp tells subsequent sends that the key is not permanently down, and may be 
    ;; released whenever a keystroke calls for it.
    ;; for example, Send {Ctrl Downtemp} followed later by Send {Left} would produce a normal {Left}
    ;; keystroke, not a Ctrl{Left} keystroke
    Send {Ctrl DownTemp}{Shift DownTemp}{Alt DownTemp}{LWin DownTemp}
    KeyWait, Capslock
    Send {Ctrl Up}{Shift Up}{Alt Up}{LWin Up}
    if (A_PriorKey = "Capslock") {
        Send {Esc}
    }
return

;; vim navigation with hyper
~Capslock & h:: Send {Left}
~Capslock & l:: Send {Right}
~Capslock & k:: Send {Up}
~Capslock & j:: Send {Down}

;; popular hotkeys with hyper
~Capslock & c:: Send ^{c}
~Capslock & v:: Send ^{v}

You can use one attache to Karabiner here: https://github.com/Vonng/Capslock/blob/master/win/CapsLock.ahk

which maps the same hot keys you are used to using on your Mac

;Summary:                                                             |
;o----------------------o---------------------------------------------o
;|CapsLock;             | {ESC}  Especially Convient for vim user     |
;|CaspLock + `          | {CapsLock}CapsLock Switcher as a Substituent|
;|CapsLock + hjklwb     | Vim-Style Cursor Mover                      |
;|CaspLock + uiop       | Convient Home/End PageUp/PageDn             |
;|CaspLock + nm,.       | Convient Delete Controller                  |
;|CapsLock + zxcvay     | Windows-Style Editor                        |
;|CapsLock + Direction  | Mouse Move                                  |
;|CapsLock + Enter      | Mouse Click                                 |
;|CaspLock + {F1}~{F6}  | Media Volume Controller                     |
;|CapsLock + qs         | Windows & Tags Control                      |
;|CapsLock + ;'[]       | Convient Key Mapping                        |
;|CaspLock + dfert      | Frequently Used Programs (Self Defined)     |
;|CaspLock + 123456     | Dev-Hotkey for Visual Studio (Self Defined) |
;|CapsLock + 67890-=    | Shifter as Shift                            |

To install it do as follows from doc:

1. Right-Click on your desktop.
2. Find "New" in the menu.
3. Click "AutoHotkey Script" inside the "New" menu.
4. Give the script a new name. It must end with a .ahk extension. For example: MyScript.ahk
5. Find the newly created file on your desktop and right-click it.
6. Click "Edit Script".
7. A window should have popped up, probably Notepad. If so, SUCCESS!
8. Save the File.
9. Double-click the file/icon in the desktop to run it. Open notepad or (anything you can type in) and press Ctrl and J.
10. Hip Hip Hooray! Your first script is done. Go get some reward snacks then return to reading the rest of this tutorial.