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[Lexikos]

AKA, type dnt, left arrow and fill in the o, me, then left arrow twice and put in the hack, then go to the end and press 1.

This would only help if the keylogger specifically logs keys that have displayable characters. It would be possible for it to log the arrow keys/home/end as well, in which case it could easily figure out what you typed.

I am hoping that most keyloggers can only detect what I actually input, not what autohotkey simulates.

Considering that other instances of AutoHotkey can detect both simulated and physical input, it most likely wouldn't help. For example, this hotstring:

::k::okay

generates these keypresses:

08  00E	i	d	0.05	Backspace      	
08  00E	i	u	0.00	Backspace      	
4F  018	i	d	0.00	O              	
4F  018	i	u	0.00	O              	
4B  025	i	d	0.00	K              	
4B  025	i	u	0.00	K              	
41  01E	i	d	0.00	A              	
41  01E	i	u	0.02	A              	
59  015	i	d	0.00	Y              	
59  015	i	u	0.00	Y              	
20  039	i	d	0.00	Space          	
20  039	i	u	0.00	Space

Open an AutoHotkey main window and click View -> Key history... or use the KeyHistory command from an AHK script. The script has to have the keyboard hook installed for it to work (see KeyHistory.)

You should instead find a good program to detect and remove keyloggers...

I agree with Helpy.