1. Search your keyboard for Function key (Fn) and Number Lock key (NumLk). 2. Hold these two keys, "Fn + NumLk," to enable or disable the Num Lock feature on your device. Method 4: Using BIOS Setting. Some BIOS set up in the computer can enable or disable the Num Lock feature in your system during start-up. Follow the given steps to alter

Use the Search key or the Launcher key to search, show your apps, and interact with Google Assistant. To turn Caps Lock on or off, press Alt + Search. Or press Alt + Launcher. Go to the previous page: Go to the next page: Refresh your current page: Make your page take up the full screen: Show all your open windows: Take a screenshot: Decrease

Most laptops use the Fn key to use Num Lock. Find the symbol that looks like a padlock with a number in it, maybe F11. Then hold down the Fn key and press the that key to enable Num Lock, press it again to turn it off. 3 people found this reply helpful. ·.

Go to Start, then select Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard, and then move the slider under On-Screen Keyboard. A keyboard appears on the screen. Click Options and check Turn on numeric keypad and click OK. ASUS NumberPad: Reinventing the Touchpad | ASUS. Watch on.
Go to the control panel. In the search bar on the top right of the control panel window, type "keypad". The only result that comes up is "Move the pointer with the keypad using mousekeys". Click on that and then UNCHECK "turn on mouse keys - use the numeric keypad to move the mouse around the screen".
You can set up it as below shown (Only supports the laptop with ASUS System Control Interface V2 and later than V2). Keyboard hotkeys: 【hotkeys】--Press F1-F12 to initiate the specified hotkeykey function. 【F1-F12】--Press F1-F12 to initiate F1-F12 function defined by your system or a specific app. I recently got a new HP laptop with Windows 11 installed which does not have any lights to indicate NumLock is enabled. I've ran into this problem multiple times already, and the Toggle Keys feature in Accessibility in the settings is very harsh sounding and not good for quiet rooms. I tried searching online anywhere I could, but it appears bCTz.
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