W A S D for up down left right, then insert pg up for HP and HK del end pg down for LP block and LK, then whatever you want for run, I use " \ ".

If you have a laptop like me, that doesn't work.

My setup is Arrows for directions, W is HP, S is LP, E is Block, D is Run, R is HK, and F is LK. Yes, it sucks, but it gets the job done.

I love to play MK on the keyboard. Here are my configuration. I think it is easy.

Directions for movement: Up to UP, Down to DOWN...

Insert - High Punch
Delete - Low Punch
End - Block
Home - Run
Page Up - High Kick
Page Down - Low Kick

On my laptop and my regular keyboards I use WASD for arrows and:
U = HP
I = Block
O = HK
J = LP
L = LK
space = Run.

It works out quite well. And the letter keys on laptops are often hard to lock up. I guess since they have to be attached to the PCB directly anyway they go through the extra effort of making them work nicely.

A-High punch
S-Run
D-High kick
Z-low punch
X-Block
C-low kick

Then just set up the directional up, down, left, and right keys for those directions.

Arrow keys for moving.

1 - HP
Q - LP
2 - Block
3 - HK
E - LK
W - Run

I had a keyboard but it broke it was a 1950's Packard Bell.


W = UP
S = DOWN
A = LEFT
D = RIGHT

Insert = HP
Del = LP
End = Block
Page up = HK
Page Down = LK
\ = RUN

I don't use a keyboard however, but I "used to" so there is my config.

I normally use the arrow keys and the numpad:

1 - LP
2 - BLK
3 - LK
4 - HP
6 - HK
0 - Run

I'd find it quite weird to play with movement keys on my right hand and the attacks on the left like some of you have described.