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How to disable Function Keys Travelmate P2410
Rafavert
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Hello!
I need to disable the fn functions in my recently bought Travelmate P2410 because they're clashing with the use of an external USB numpad, which I need to work. So I want to have the numeric pad on, but also be able to use the normal keys where numpad numbers are (U - P,, J - L, etc).
I've been searching online and have yet to find a solution for this.
There's nothing in the BIOS to disable the function keys. I can't find any option for this anywhere.
PS: Running Windows 10 Pro
Anyone can help?
I need to disable the fn functions in my recently bought Travelmate P2410 because they're clashing with the use of an external USB numpad, which I need to work. So I want to have the numeric pad on, but also be able to use the normal keys where numpad numbers are (U - P,, J - L, etc).
I've been searching online and have yet to find a solution for this.
There's nothing in the BIOS to disable the function keys. I can't find any option for this anywhere.
PS: Running Windows 10 Pro
Anyone can help?
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Acer Quick Access controls the Fn keys.
Take a test by removing and disabling it.
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I uninstalled it, found no way to disable it, though.
FN keys still working normally.
Again, I want to be able to connect and use a USB NumPad and have the one underneath the UIOJKLM keys disabled, but when Numlock is turned on, both the USB one and the one in the keyboard get activated. I want the one in the keyboard deactivated or removed altogether.
When I connect that it works all right, until I try to use the Enter key on the num pad. Turns out the laptop cannot distinguish between the two! He treats both as if they were regular Enter keys, and I need both the regular and the num pad's.
Any ideas? I'm at my wits end with this laptop and about to return it.
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Regular Enter is used to manipulate text, while num pad Enter is used to mark the incue of a subtitle.
I've used SharpKeys and can confirm both are being read as "Special: Enter (00_1C)" (the default), but num pad one should be "Num: Enter (E0_1C)".
If I change one using SharpKeys, it changes both.
The USB numpad I mentioned is a different one with its own numlock key, a Mitsai, which posed a problem earlier, hence why I had to look for the Targus one. The Mitsai one has the "Num: Enter" key, but activating it's numlock also actives the numpad underneath the regular keys, like I said in the first post.