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‎02-17-2021 10:29 PM - edited ‎02-17-2021 10:30 PM

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Product: HP ZBook 15 G6
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello all,

 

As a new employee, I was given a HP ZBook 15 G6. For my day to day operation, it seems like a decent machine.

 

The one software that I use 90%+ of the time makes intensive use of the <INS> key, which is unfortunately missing from that keyboard. Thanks to some people in the community here, I was able to learn that Fn + E  effectively replaces <INS>.

 

I just registered here to rant about the absolute horror of a keyboard layout on that laptop. The "split" UP/DN arrow keys are one of the silliest way I've seen such keys implemented on a keyboard. The <SHFT> key on the left is so very tiny that I keep pressing the '«' key at the same time. The F12 and above keys are mapped to god knows what.

 

Anyway, with such a crappy keyboard, I asked my employer for an external one, which they gave me in the blink of an eye. I guess they are used to people not liking those keyboards.

 

Tiny details like this make me miss my Dell Precision 7730 keyboard. Unfortunately, this company has a h*rd-on on HP computers. So very disappointing.

 

Anyway HP, if one of your employee should ever decide to read those posts, you might feel like passing it on upward.

 

Cheerios!

Luc Morin
Machinex Industries, Plessisville, Qc, Canada
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