PS: Most of what you've said has already been said in this old thread though...
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Originally posted by ptcg
This issue is normally a 'NumLock ON' issue. When your laptop keyboard is in NumLock ON mode, it responds as though the Fn Key is depressed and so all of the keyboard responses for the Fn combinations are default...
I have never seen a setup where, if NumLock is on, all the keys which have a secondary/tertiary function in combination with the 'Fn' key wont function anymore in combination with the 'Fn' key. The Numlock state should not interfear with the 'Fn' function key; it wouldn't make much sense. But maybe something crazy like that exists, dunno... but I highly doubt it...
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Originally posted by ptcg
The most common key combination to toggle the NumLock Function is the two key combo Fn-Scroll
Other than that I had already suggested that a year ago in this thread, I would hardly call it "
most common".
On the contrary, I dare to claim that the most common setup is that the NumLock is the primary function of that key, not the secondary or tertiary function (in combination with the 'Fn' key).
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