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# Lethality CS2 Cheat User Guide and Keybinds

Use the Lethality CS2 cheat interface. Find menu control guidance, settings information, and troubleshooting links.

## Lethality CS2 cheat user guide and keybinds

Open the Lethality CS2 interface after starting the loader. Complete the [Lethality CS2 installation](/docs/games/cs2-cheat-setup-download-and-installation-guides/choose-a-cs2-product-setup-guide/lethality-cs2-cheat-setup-guides/download-and-install-lethality-cs2-cheat.md) before using the menu.

### Default keybinds

* Open/Close: Insert 
* Navigate: Mouse

{% hint style="info" %}
You can modify keybinds within the settings of the software.
{% endhint %}

### Frequently Asked Questions

#### How do I open the Lethality CS2 menu?

Start the loader, then use Insert to open the menu.

#### Where can I find Lethality troubleshooting?

Use the [Lethality CS2 support guide](/docs/games/cs2-cheat-setup-download-and-installation-guides/choose-a-cs2-product-setup-guide/lethality-cs2-cheat-setup-guides/lethality-cs2-cheat-support-and-troubleshooting.md) for current issues and support options.


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