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How to disable Fn keys [Solved/Closed]

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 ZiaRahman -
WELL, I read through the forums and I see hold fn + scrl lock and fn+ num

what if you dont have any of those
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Answer 1 / 8

My laptop was stuck on FN (the green light wouldn't turn off), but I switched it back to normal by holding down Fn + F11 and then letting go of Fn.

If this doesn't work, try Fn+NumLock.

A last, give a chance to NumLock standalone.
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This worked amazingly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Thank you so so so so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Thanks so much!!!
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Thank you so much
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Very good. Thanks! it has worked for me.
Answer 2 / 8

To disable Fn on netbooks or laptops you need to press Fn+Numlock and it's all.
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u'r the best man
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tengkyu
its work for me
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thank you soooo much)))))
Answer 3 / 8

  • start your netbook, when it shows Dell loading screen, press F12 (boot options). pick the bottom option (enter setup)
  • then choose the second tab from the left with yr keyboard (Advanced).
  • pick the option "function behavior" press enter. The choices are multimedia and function. From what I read, your fn behavior must be at multimedia. so pick the other one. and choose exit tab, save changes and exit.
  • thats all..


You don't have to repeat this step everytime you start your netbook, because its fixed..
Hope it'll help.
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Really thx a lot man,
That stupid fn. key was driving me crazy,
and finally I got rid of it
Answer 4 / 8

many keyboards just need you to press the numlock key
Answer 5 / 8

Finally, on the dell inspiron using the Numlk alone works.

Thanks again
Answer 6 / 8

FOR DELL MINI NETBOOKS that have function keys ( FN key) locked o stuck:

You need to press FN and the key that is next to your "space" key (between "space key" and "alt gr") simultaneously! (it's at the bottom of your keyboard, it has two little arrows on it).

It's a miracle! It works!!!!! I am spreading the word because I've been looking at websites fro the last three hours and no one had answers.

Your Function key will not be stuck anymore!!
Answer 7 / 8

shift + Num worked for me.
Answer 8 / 8

thanks buddy fn+num worked for me
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