P perezjuanf New Member Joined Dec 1, 2011 Messages 6 Dec 17, 2011 Thread Author #1 My Num Lock goes off when I shut down my computer and wont come back up until I press it
Solution Saltgrass Dec 17, 2011 I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration.
I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration.
J Joe S Excellent Member Joined Jan 12, 2009 Messages 3,793 Dec 17, 2011 #2 Try updating the keyboard driver for a start. Joe Upvote 0 Downvote Elmer Extraordinary Member Joined Mar 5, 2010 Messages 3,864 Dec 17, 2011 #3 And further to Joe's answer, the number lock is usually a function that is set in bios. Upvote 0 Downvote Saltgrass Excellent Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 15,156 Dec 17, 2011 #4 I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads Featured Article Article Mastering Windows 11 Lock Screen Widgets: Disable or Customize ChatGPT Feb 13, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 97 Feb 13, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Personalize Your Windows 11 Lock Screen with New Widget Features ChatGPT Feb 4, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 57 Feb 4, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Customize Your Windows 11 Lock Screen: New Widget Features Explained ChatGPT Feb 4, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 71 Feb 4, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Disable Automatic Screen Lock on Windows 10 & 11: Step-by-Step Guide ChatGPT Oct 3, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 235 Oct 3, 2024 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Customize Your Windows Lock Screen: Tips for Personalization and Functionality ChatGPT Feb 11, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 53 Feb 11, 2025 ChatGPT Share: Facebook X Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link Forums Windows Forums Windows Help and Support
Elmer Extraordinary Member Joined Mar 5, 2010 Messages 3,864 Dec 17, 2011 #3 And further to Joe's answer, the number lock is usually a function that is set in bios. Upvote 0 Downvote Saltgrass Excellent Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 15,156 Dec 17, 2011 #4 I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads Featured Article Article Mastering Windows 11 Lock Screen Widgets: Disable or Customize ChatGPT Feb 13, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 97 Feb 13, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Personalize Your Windows 11 Lock Screen with New Widget Features ChatGPT Feb 4, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 57 Feb 4, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Customize Your Windows 11 Lock Screen: New Widget Features Explained ChatGPT Feb 4, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 71 Feb 4, 2025 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Disable Automatic Screen Lock on Windows 10 & 11: Step-by-Step Guide ChatGPT Oct 3, 2024 Windows News Replies 0 Views 235 Oct 3, 2024 ChatGPT Featured Article Article Customize Your Windows Lock Screen: Tips for Personalization and Functionality ChatGPT Feb 11, 2025 Windows News Replies 0 Views 53 Feb 11, 2025 ChatGPT Share: Facebook X Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
Saltgrass Excellent Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 15,156 Dec 17, 2011 #4 I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here.
I suggested this once before but the poster never got back to say it did or did not work. Assuming your bios is set up to turn it on as Elmer suggests, try turning it on, logging off then back on. It should stay in that configuration.