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John
Somehow my keyboard switched to ten key, how do i get it back to normal?
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Paul Ballou
you will need to look at your laptop documentation or the manufactures
website to find which key that is acting as the numlock key....
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website to find which key that is acting as the numlock key....
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Life would be easier if we could view the source code
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ANONYMOUS
You could try pressing Fn key and F11 key together. This should unlock
the number keys. Alternatively, reboot your laptop and it should reset
itself to what it was before this. I am, of course, assuming that you
have not meddled with your bios which can set it permanently to NumLk
the keys!
hth
the number keys. Alternatively, reboot your laptop and it should reset
itself to what it was before this. I am, of course, assuming that you
have not meddled with your bios which can set it permanently to NumLk
the keys!
hth
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LVTravel
Actually the proper fix for this is normally to press and hold the Fn key
while tapping the NumLock key one time. Works on all three of my different
manufacturer's computers (Dell, Averatec, and Sager.)
while tapping the NumLock key one time. Works on all three of my different
manufacturer's computers (Dell, Averatec, and Sager.)