Map Context-Menu key to Alt Car (right)

Personally, my solution to every key-mapping problem is to download AutoHotKey and write a script to remap the key. Remapping a key is as easy as writing [Actual Key Name]::[Intended Key Use], (both of these without brackets), in NotePad, and then saving it as an .ahk. If you want to make the key ignored, replace the intended use with "return". You can figure out the Actual Key Name by looking thru the help file for the key list, or else by using a feature of the AutoHotKey program called #KeyBoardHook, which will tell you what keys were pressed recently. To use keyboard hook, just create your script, and at the top type"#InstallKeybdHook". Then while the script is running, double click on the taskbar icon, navigate to *View | "Key History and script info". Press the key that you want to know, and then refresh the list page by pressing [F5].

Hope this helps, download page below.

http://www.autohotkey.com/download/

Have you tried a keyboard mapping product such as SharpKeys or KeyTweak ?

See: Remapping the Keyboard Layout in Windows.

Using SharpKeys, one can identify the key by pressing on it (Type Key) :