JackE said:

What is your ACER model, number & WinVer? Jack E/NJ 

Hi JackE! I'm using an Aspire 5950G on Windows 10, do you know the command?
other than > LManager Show_Panel
Trillion thanks!

JackE said:

First things first. (1) Your subject Fn+F3 hotkey combo turns the wireless network adapter on and off. Why do you think this is associated with the command prompt? (2) If your keyboard is dead, do you think turning on Bluetooth will fix it? (3) How did you enter search keywords in Windows if your keyboard is dead? Jack E/NJ   

1) Fn+F3 has nothing to do with the command prompt
2) The keyboard has nothing to do with bluetooth
3) External usb keyboard

Back to square 1, "The keyboard is DEAD and I would like to turn on the bluetooth" I don't have the Fn key with me.

I searched "Launch Manager" in the start meun, and there was a Launch Manager link but it calls up the Launch Manager Setting (picture in the initial post) instead of the bluetooth switch. The reason was, LManager was fed with the parameter "Show_Panel", that link was actually in "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Launch Manager\" (the full shortcut in the initial post)

I would apprecite if anyone could tell me the parameter, other than "Show_Panel", to execute the bluetooth switch. Then I can call it up using command prompt without the Fn key.

Thanks!

JackE said:

>>>I'm using an Aspire 5950G on Windows 10>>>

Did Bluetooth ever work OK under Win10? Does your WiFi work OK under Win10? Jack E/NJ

PS: As for launch manager, just edit the string and delete the show_panel switch to see what happens.

Of course bluethooth and Wifi work on Win10!!!
Back to the major question LManager would not run without the "Show_Panel" parameter
Still looking for the parameter that executes the Bluetooth Wifi switches screen