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01-11-2021 08:12 AM
Hi, I'm trying to solve a common problem here, how do I toggle the Fn function? Im using a Pavillion Wireless Keyboard 600.
I've spent half a day trying to find a solution. There is no facility in my BIOS to disbale action keys, I'm using a desktop PC.
Could you please advise?
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01-12-2021 05:56 AM
Thanks for your help. I guess we can conclude that there is no Num Lock facility on this keyboard. So! I've fixed the issue. I carefully removed the key, placed a small piece of rubber over the switch and clicked the key back into place. Now the switch is permanently pressed down and the keyboard looks awesome. If you also want to try this, lever the edge of the key from the top or bottom, not the sides, and allow the opposite end to remain connected so it opens like a door. You can then see the shape of rubber needed to place in the space around the switch. Make sure the rubber isn't too soft or it will deform and allow the switch to push into it over time.
01-11-2021 11:16 AM - edited 01-11-2021 11:19 AM
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01-12-2021 05:56 AM
Thanks for your help. I guess we can conclude that there is no Num Lock facility on this keyboard. So! I've fixed the issue. I carefully removed the key, placed a small piece of rubber over the switch and clicked the key back into place. Now the switch is permanently pressed down and the keyboard looks awesome. If you also want to try this, lever the edge of the key from the top or bottom, not the sides, and allow the opposite end to remain connected so it opens like a door. You can then see the shape of rubber needed to place in the space around the switch. Make sure the rubber isn't too soft or it will deform and allow the switch to push into it over time.
01-21-2021 07:54 AM - edited 01-21-2021 07:55 AM
Thanks for sharing this hack. 😁
@frtrhygfrtegdfd wrote:Thanks for your help. I guess we can conclude that there is no Num Lock facility on this keyboard. So! I've fixed the issue. I carefully removed the key, placed a small piece of rubber over the switch and clicked the key back into place. Now the switch is permanently pressed down and the keyboard looks awesome. If you also want to try this, lever the edge of the key from the top or bottom, not the sides, and allow the opposite end to remain connected so it opens like a door. You can then see the shape of rubber needed to place in the space around the switch. Make sure the rubber isn't too soft or it will deform and allow the switch to push into it over time.
Do you experience a shorter battery lifetime due to permanent key-press??
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