Summary of the "Fn" button function in different brand machines

Many people do not know that "FN" means "function", which is used to form key combinations with other keys to achieve control. It is a key that appears in the lower left corner of the notebook and netbook keyboard. Some notebooks put the CTRL key in the lower left corner, and FN is in the bottom row of the keyboard from the left to the second position. "Fn" with a lot of blue engraved, but also useful green, purple, and the combination of keys to implement the function of the same color on the other key to express. These key combinations can be used to adjust hardware (hibernate, toggle display), or to implement keys that are omitted from the notebook on the desktop.

Although this layout design in the industry has been controversial, but for the old user does not affect. The FN key does not function as input in the notebook, it is the same as the CTRL key, and the combination of the FN key and the other keys can be directly supported by the BIOS (which is the practice of most brands), or it can be software level (e.g. Sony's approach), Of course, the most current form is mixed, that is to say, some key combinations are directly supported by BIOS in any environment, and some key combinations require additional software support in the operating system to be effective.

Most FN combinations are implemented using the FN key plus ESC or F1~F12, but there are some manufacturers (IBM, Compaq and Sony) models that have a combination of FN key and letter key, and most of these combinations are "secret":) for the average user, Below we will also share these special key combinations. The combination of the FN key and the corresponding function is generally unified in the whole brand. Fn + up/down key to adjust the brightness of the display; Fn + SAS key to turn on or off the external CRT monitor or projector. The following is a detailed description of the "Fn" button function in different brand machines:

fn Function key Daquan--dell article

Dell's 8000 shortcut level is the Dell traditional style, there is no user-defined independent shortcut keys, the most distinctive place is the use of FN+F10 directly eject the CD-ROM tray, so as not only to avoid groping the CD-ROM on the pop-up button on the trouble, but also reduce the loss of the optical drive itself

FN+ESC: Select the preset power management mode

FN+F2: Turn on or off the wireless network card function DELL8000 none)

FN+F3: Display Power table

Fn+f8: Toggle Monitor

FN+F10: Eject the optical drive

fn+/DOWN ARROW key: increase/decrease brightness

Fn+end: Mute

Fn+pgup: Increase the volume

FN+PGDN: Lower Volume

Fn+num Lock:: The equivalent of pressing SCROLL LOCK

fn Function key Daquan--IBM article

FN+F2: Quickly lock your computer

FN+F3: Turn off the screen display, touch the mouse or any key to reopen the screen. Note: R400 is the choice of battery scheme, management power supply, battery

FN+F4: Set the system on standby.

FN+F5: Turn on/off wireless communication (only available under Windows)

FN+F7: Screen Switching (useful only if you have an external monitor)

Fn+f8: Lashin or stop the Lashin screen (used when the resolution is less than the maximum resolution) Note: R400 is the touch screen and the disabled selection of the joystick

FN+F12: Set the system to hibernation

Fn+home/end: Increase/decrease screen brightness

Fn+pageup: Open the Thinklight light at the top of the screen

fn+ Space: Reduce screen resolution (valid only on Windows)

FN+SCRLK: Start the numeric keypad (on the letter/numeric keypad, respectively: m-0;j-1;k-2;l-3;u-4;i-5;o-6;7-7;8-8;9-9)

fn+ Direction ↑ Key: Stop playing;

fn+ direction → Key: next song;

fn+ Direction ↓ key: Play/pause;

fn+ Direction ← Key: On a song

Note: Fn+f5 is the new function from T40 and X31, after press will appear ThinkPad style wireless device switch interface, allow you to choose Wireless network card and Bluetooth device switch, for the model without the Bluetooth module installed, the Bluetooth option will not appear, if even the wireless network card module is not, The interface will not appear, press FN+F5 will not have any reaction

fn Function key Daquan--hp article

FN+F1: Open Help and Support programs

FN+F2: Print (for X1000 only), wireless network card switch (only used for Compaq dedicated Muthport wireless network card components, only for n800v)

FN+F3: Open IE browser (for Windows environment only)

FN+F4: Toggle Monitor

FN+F5: Put the machine in hibernation, n800v for FN+F3

FN+F6: Lock Computer (for Windows environment only, and must preset user password)

FN+F7: Reduce screen brightness

Fn+f8: Increase screen brightness

FN+F9: Play/Pause audio CDs or DVDs (for Windows environments only, and for audio CDs and DVDs only)

FN+F10: Stop playing audio CDs or DVDs (only for Windows environments and for audio CDs and DVDs only)

FN+F11: Play the previous paragraph of an audio CD or DVD (for Windows environments only, and for audio CDs and DVDs only)

FN+F12: Play the next section of an audio CD or DVD (for Windows environments only, and for audio CDs and DVDs only)

Fn+insert: The equivalent of pressing the print screer (screen printing) key. Applies only to X1000

Fn+del: The equivalent of pressing the SYS RQ key. Applies only to X1000

Fn+end: The equivalent of pressing the SCROLL LOCK key. Applies only to X1000

Fn+pgup: The equivalent of pressing the pause key. Applies only to X1000

FN+PGDN: The equivalent of pressing the break key. Applies only to X1000

The FN key feature Daquan---Sony chapter

Fn+esc: Set to wait state

FN+F3: Mute (only valid in Windows)

FN+F4: Eject the volume adjustment status bar (only valid in Windows)

Fn+f5: Eject the Brightness regulation bar

FN+F7: Toggle Monitor

FN+F12: Set the system to hibernation

FN+NUMLK: Press equal to SCROLL LOCK key

Fn+insert: Press equal to pause key

Fn+delete: Press equal to break key

fn+ up ARROW key: Press equal to page UP key

Fn+ down ARROW key: Press equal to PAGE down

fn+ RIGHT ARROW key: Press Equal to Home key

Fn+ left ARROW key: Press equal to end

Fn+f: Lashin or not lashin screen (useful only in Windows)

fn Function Key Encyclopedia--Toshiba article

Fn+esc: Mute/restore Volume

FN+F1: Clear the screen

FN+F2: Switching power management topics

FN+F3: Set to wait state

FN+F4: Set to Hibernate

FN+F5: Toggle Monitor

FN+F6: Reduce screen brightness

FN+F7: Increase screen brightness

Fn+f8: Open the wireless network card signal

FN+F9: Enable or disable the built-in mouse touch panel

FN+F10: Turn the letter key on the right into a direction

FN+F11: Turns the letter key on the left to a number

FN+F12: equal to SCROLL LOCK key function

Fn+home: Equals Pause key function

Fn+end: Equals Break key function

Fn+1: Lower Volume

Fn+2: Increase the volume

fn+ space bar: Toggle screen resolution to 800*600

In addition, Toshiba also provides a Fn-esse program for users to define their own FN key combinations, you can create their own shortcuts.

fn Function Key Encyclopedia--Samsung articles

Fn+esc: Put the machine in a wait state. (P25 is: FN+F5)

FN+F2: Battery Status Display

FN+F4: Toggle Display Device (P25: FN+F7)

Fn+f6: Mute (P25: Fn+end)

FN+F7: Turn off SPDIF output (P25: Fn+f8)

FN+F11: the equivalent of pressing NUM LOCK

FN+F12: equivalent to pressing SCROLL LOCK (P25: FN+F10)

fn+/DOWN ARROW key: increase/decrease brightness

Fn+ left ARROW key/Right direction key: Increase/Decrease Volume (P25: Fn+page up/page down) The following two shortcut keys are only suitable for P25

FN+F11: The equivalent of pressing pause

FN+F12: The equivalent of pressing the break

fn key combination---associative articles

Lenovo's FN key is relatively simple, but its icon indicates a more personalized, even notebook veteran may not be able to read some shortcuts to the chart oh.

FN+F1: Put the computer into sleep mode

FN+F2: Turn off/turn on LED screen backlight

FN+F3: Switch to other connected display devices

FN+F4: Toggle between wide screen and general mode

FN+F5: Call the wireless device on/off control interface

Fn+f8: Enable/disable Touch pad

FN+F9: Play/pause Media Player playback

FN+F10: Stop media Player from playing

FN+F11: Jump to the top of a track

FN+F12: Skip to next track

Fn+delete/scrlk: Enable/Deactivate SCROLL LOCK

FN+INSERT/NMLK: Enable/disable numeric keypad

FN+PRTSC/SYSRQ: System Request key

fn+ up/down arrow: Increase/decrease display brightness

fn+ right/LEFT arrow: Increase/decrease computer volume

Fn+pgup: Move the cursor to the beginning of the line

FN+PGDN: Move the cursor to the end of the line

fn Function key Daquan--acer macro Base article

Fn + F1 Hotkey helps show hotkey Help content

Fn + F2 Acer esettings can start Acer in Acer emanager combination

Fn + F3 Acer epowermanagement can start Acer in Acer emanager combination

Fn + F4 Sleep Let the computer into sleep mode

The Fn + F5 display screen switch can be used only in the following three display modes, using the display screen and the external monitor only when using a connected external monitor

Fn + F6 black screen to turn off the screen background light to save power by any, will return to normal display

Fn + F7 Touchpad toggle turn on and off the built-in touchpad feature

Fn + F8 Speaker Toggle turn on or off speaker

Fn +↑ turn up the volume and increase the speaker volume

Fn +↓ Lower volume and lower speaker volume

Fn +→ High brightness to improve screen brightness

Fn +← low brightness and low screen brightness

NUM LOCK Fn + F11 The embedded keypad will be in digital mode when the NUM LOCK key is locked. All keys are equivalent to the Calculator key function (including +-*/arithmetic operator) If you want to enter a large number of digital information this mode will be perfect for you if you can connect the external keyboard is better

Scroll Lock Fn + F12 when the Scroll lock key is locked, you can press the UP or down arrow screen to move up or down one row Scroll lock key may not work in some applications.

fn Function key Daquan--sharp article

FN+F2: Connect/Disconnect the wireless card signal

FN+F3: Monitor Switching (FN+F5)

Fn+f6: Mute/Mute

Fn+f8: Increase screen brightness (FN+F7)

FN+F9: Reduce screen brightness (FN+F6)

Fn+scrlk: equal to pressing the break key

Fn+insert: equal to press the Print SCREEN key

Fn+del: equal to pressing the pause key

fn key combination---ASUS article

FN+F1: Enter Standby or Hibernate mode

FN+F2: Open the built-in wireless network function

FN+F5: Dimming LCD display brightness

Fn+f6: Brightness of LCD screen

FN+F7: LCD display backlight light switch

FN+F8: Switch to LCD display, external monitor or TV

FN+F9: Turn on or off the touch pad feature

FN+F10: Mute switch (only available under Windows System)

FN+F11: Lower volume (only available under Windows System)

FN+F12: Increase volume (only for Windows system)

Fn+del: Turn on or off the lock scroll bar feature

Fn+ins: Enable built-in numeric keypad. Built-in digital keyboard function, is the notebook computer Center on the right of a total of 15 keys as a general desktop keyboard most of the number keys to use. Like the desktop numeric keypad, in addition to being used as a numeric keypad to facilitate large numbers of input, it can also be used as a directional key on a numeric keypad.

Fn+t: Start ASUS Power 4 Phone App

FN+V: Starting digital camera applications and taking photos

Fn+: Equivalent to Performance settings shortcut keys, press to set the system performance and power-saving relationship between

Fn+c: This key combination switches the screen to different color setting options, which appear at the top left of the screen image