How to turn on the keypad when XP is powered on

Many people enter the Windows XP login interface password, you have to use the numeric keypad, but a lot of times there will be small keyboard lights are not bright, must be pressed every time to do, is not very troublesome? Here is a comprehensive solution to tell you.

Method one. Do not do anything after entering the desktop, press the NUM LOCK light, and then shut down the system, and then restart to try another if the system has a password, in the login to enter the username and password, do not input, first press the NUM LOCK light, and then click Shut down the system, and then restart. (This method is strongly recommended for first attempt).

Method Two. Open Registry Editor to find Hkey_users\. Default\controlpanel\keyboard, change the key value of the initialkeyboardindicators below it to "2", quit Registry Editor, restart the computer, and you will find that the digital keypad's lights are no longer extinguished.

Method Three. Only need to Config.sys files to move 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.

Method Four, first in the BIOS to set the NumLock key to enable, and then in the BIOS in the Pnpwithos is also set to enable. However, when you log off the user, the NumLock keypad lock is turned off and is opened manually.