After the boot NumLock key Automatic Open method Daquan _ Application Skills

1: First in the BIOS to set the NumLock key to enable, and then in the BIOS in the PNP with OS entry also set to enable. However, when you log off the user, the NumLock keypad lock is turned off and is opened manually.

Open Registry Editor to find HKEY_USERS. DefaultControl Panelkeyboard, change the key value of the initialkeyboardindicators below to "2", quit Registry Editor, restart your computer, and you will find that the digital keypad's lights are no longer extinguished.

In addition, only need to Config.sys files to move a small operation can achieve this goal. Set the method as follows:
1. Click Run on the Start menu, and then in the Open box, type sysedit and press ENTER to open the System Configuration Editor window.
2. Click the Config.sys title bar, switch it to the current editing window, and then type the Numlock=on command in the edit area.
3. Save the changes and close the System Configuration Editor window.

2: The easiest way: reboot-light the keypad light up-reboot
Windows has memory efficiency ~

3: Create a new text document, write the following code
Set Wshshell=createobject ("Wscript.Shell")
Wshshell.sendkeys "{NumLock}"
After saving the file, modify the extension fame "VBS", double-click, reboot, ok!!!!

The boot up numlock status option in the Advanced BIOS Features in the 4:aword BIOS is changed to ON when the keypad is automatically turned on, no need to press the NumLock key

5: Or. In (Start)→(run)→ enter (regedit)→(hkey_users)→(. Default)→(control panel)→(keyboard)→ To change the value name (initialkeyboardindicators) information to
6, believe that many friends in order to prevent their love machine is not in their own when open to use, so added the login password, the password may have numbers, old birds should be using a keypad dozen numbers, not to use f1f2 ... The following 123 ..., because this is convenient, can XP after the boot to use the finger to press NumLock key, just open the keypad, so also very annoying, how can you make XP system startup automatically open NumLock? A careless shutdown, let me know the method:

After starting the computer, wait for the system to appear in the XP login window, then do not do anything, use the mouse point under the account you use, and then click on the Login box, then do not enter anything, press the NumLock key, the light is lit, and then use the mouse point down the lower left corner of the shutdown, and then start the computer to see, is not it? The NumLock key opens automatically? Oh, not bad, ~!.