How to turn on FN Keylock ASUS Laptop Hi, So I have been trying to figure out how to make it so that I can have the FN key on my keyboard locked so that is I press any of the F1-F12 functions it only does the action. For example if I press f11 it would make my volume go down instead of having to hold down the FN key to do it.
I dont know how, but one day the Fn lock turned on and I dont know how to turn it off. Ive tried holding the Fn key and Esc button since it has the little lock icon, but that didnt work. Any other ...
Need to hold down the FN key to use volume buttons After a few years of working just fine the 3 volume buttons at the top of the keyboard now only work when I hold down the "Fn" key.
When I hold Fn + Esc (which has the fn padlock), it still does not lock the function keys. I would prefer the "media" use for the F keys, but they are stuck in the other mode - F3 = search for example.
Action Keys Mode? How to Lock and Unlock Function (Fn) key in Windows 11/10 Did you go through this whole tutorial as well? Also, F-Lock + Caps Lock together? Since I'm trying to do this on my desktop, there are no laptop-friendly entries in the UEFI to do anything with the keyboard. F-Lock + CapsLock does nothing special.
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Update per Dell-Cares: If you want to access the function key alternate functions directly without having to press the fn key and another key together, this can be done by pressing the Fn key and Esc together to enable the Function lock. This would behave as though the Fn key is pressed down all the time. To reverse this setting, you can press the Fn key and Esc key together to turn it off.
How do I turn off FN (function) lock? I am trying to access my Boot Menu. I have a Gigabyte Mobo, so the access is F12. Or Delete for BIOS. When I start the computer, and the screen comes up to select, they don't work. I did some research and it appears my FN keys may be locked. How do I unlock them? And is my assumption correct?
However the text for the "Fn Lock Options" are still incorrect (and swapped). To Test: On a XPS 9360, upgrade to BIOS v1.3.4. Go to "Fn Lock Options", Turn off "Fn Lock" and choose one of the options i.e. "Lock Mode Enabled/Secondary". The description says this should be the secondary functions only, and use Fn to get to the original options.
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