How to turn on the keypad

How to turn on the keypad

Computer installed on the Windows XP system, each reboot the system, manually open the numeric keypad, very inconvenient. So what are some of the ways that the system can automatically turn on the numeric keypad? Method One: Set the NumLock item to "Enable" in the BIOS, and then set the Pnpwith OS entry in the BIOS to "enable". However, when you log off the user, the NumLock keypad lock is turned off and is opened manually. Method Two: In addition, only need to "Config.sys" file moving point "small operation" can achieve this goal. Set the method as follows: First, click Run on the Start menu, type sysedit in the Open box, and press ENTER to open the System Configuration Editor window. Click the "Config.sys" title bar, switch it to the current editing window, and then type the "numlock=on" command in the edit area. (Hanxin)

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NumLock key (small keyboard light) is turned on automatically on the state:

Some people installed after the system found that the small keyboard lights do not start automatically, each password must be manually opened, even if not the password, but also and inconvenient. How to solve the problem of automatically opening the keypad numlock when Windows XP enters the login welcome interface?

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

Then open Registry Editor and 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.

Method Two:

You can solve the problem by adding a command to start the keypad light in the Config.sys file. The method is 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 Three, create a new text document (Don't tell me you won't do it Otz), write the following code

Set Wshshell=createobject ("Wscript.Shell")

Wshshell.sendkeys "{NumLock}"

Save the file, the name of any (do not repeat it), modify the extension fame "VBS", double-click, restart, haha, is not obediently every time the automatic light ah?