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Scruff · 2009-01-31 12:03:27

somehow my keyboard is stuck outputting the numeric keyboard values on the right hand side instead of the letters and i have to hold down Fn to type normally! even after a reebot its still happening any ideas how to stop it from ha**en5ng (happening)? ok i fixed it. just had to press Fn + F11 :o

31-01-2009 1:03pm

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somehow my keyboard is stuck outputting the numeric keyboard values on the right hand side instead of the letters and i have to hold down Fn to type normally! even after a reebot its still happening
any ideas how to stop it from ha**en5ng (happening)?

ok i fixed it. just had to press Fn + F11

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#2 31-01-2009 1:14pm

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Find the Numlk button, not too sure where it is on your keyboard, should be a fn+ (other button). that should stop the madness.

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#3 31-01-2009 7:37pm

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Open regedit by going to the Start Menu, clicking Run, and then typing in regedit.
Browse to HKEY_USERS\.Default\Control Panel\Keyboard
Modify the string called InitialKeyboardIndicators, change it from 2 to 0.

From what ive read, that should do it.

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