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Hello,
I have problem with my hp pavilion laptop . When the num lock is ON I can't write letters L, U and some other letters.
Fn+num lock does not help. I tried fn + F11 and some other solutions from the forum as well, but had no luck. I have that problem only when the num lock I is ON, otherwise I can write those letters.
Could someone PLEASE help me with this.
thanksSystem Configuration: Windows Vista
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brakers · Accepted Answer

Hi There  

If you're writing numbers instead of letters when you press the keyboard of your laptop and you must hold down the Function key (Fn) to write normally. 

This is due to the fact that the digital lock is activated. To solve this, simply press the Fn+Numlk or depending of the model, press the button or Fn + Shift +Numlk 

Hope This Helps  
Kindest Regard Tony B. 


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cleverz · Answer

thats man u help me I should of thought of that hahah o well thanks

tendy · Answer

Thanks a lot It was solved .My Laptop is acer aspire 3630

carolyn · Answer

Thank You!!  I had to try a few combinations but found on my laptop that shift + ctrl + alt + numlk worked.  Thanks again.
Carolyn

gareth · Answer

thanks so much man I didnt wana tell my mum haha 
im lucky I looked it up 

cheers again

elif · Answer

Helloooo ,
fn+num+shift help me I am very happy:)

slurpy · Answer

Thanks.  Worked like a charm.

tonyiroc2 · Answer

this all may or may not work above..but the another way is to go into your accessories and find your on screen keyboard ,,then use your mouse to turn off and on your number lock this will clear it....tony

dahappygirl · Answer

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Happy again. · Answer

Thanks to my 20 month twins I have been having this problem too. Thank you for the advice!

M.b. · Answer

Thanks a million... I'm fixing somebodies laptop IBM Thinkpad T43 & this combination works Shift+Cntrl+Alt+Numlk.

Fr0styX · Answer

Shift + Num Lock... for IBM laptop. Have a nice day!

Carlos · Answer

You people are great, I want to take you so much for the info provided for the keyboard num-letters issue
love you guys. My problem solve

öömlö · Answer

yay fixed my pc too, tanks :)

b1 · Answer

nice tip, thanks!

Worzhak · Answer

Well, I am running a Toshiba Satellite P300 and I am having this same problem and no combination of Ctrl, Alt, Shift, Num Lock, or any of the F keys has been able to fix this problem.  I just got it back from repair and they changed the mother board.  I have updated the bios.  I did a fresh OS install to Vista that came with my computer.  Even upgraded to Windows 7.  I didn't have this problem before it went out for repair, but now when I press the Num Lock key, it changes my number pad to numbers, as expected, but also changes the right side of my keyboard to numbers as well which is very frustrating.  I have been surfing for 2 days online to find a solution to it and even called the tech that was in charge of the repair and no one has any answers for me.

Crystal · Answer

You are a blessing!

Awanish · Answer

Click fn+NumLock
It working fine for me.

Cheers
Awanish

kid · Answer

if it doesn't work for your laptop trying pressing the num lk only. Mine works that way.

Hester · Answer

My Acer keyboard is working perfectly after 2 months struggling Thank you so much for your help Hester Vermaakyour help

zahoor · Answer

well I pressed FN+F11 and it worked on my computer......

Dylan · Answer

just use the functin key and than type .I have to type like that so trust me.

MELY · Answer

THANK SO VERY MUCH !!! I was going crazy thinking I had a virus of some sort until I decided to google this and I am glad to say that my problem was resolved  THANKS AGAIN !!!

banana w · Answer

thank you same shit happend to me!!

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