Some of those settings may be stored in the gw.dat file; I deleted my gw.dat a while ago and downloaded a "clean" one using gw.exe -image, and my login info, as well as the video and sound settings were back to defaults. I hadn't customized the interface so I couldn't tell if it had also reset, but it seems likely.
Try copying the gw.dat to your new computer if you must keep the old settings. The file's a bit large but a DVD-RW, an external hard drive or a crossover Ethernet cable should do the trick.
As for the control key - some of the modifier keys, like Control and Shift, are a bit weird to write code for in Windows; in older versions of Windows (95, 98 and Me at least I think) both the left and right-side versions of some modifier keys were considered the same by the Win32 API (Application Programming Interface). This was changed later, possibly in Windows 2000, but the old stuff has stuck around to confuse programmers. As if the API wasn't bad enough already.
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