Re: Number lock

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There might be a setting in your BIOS that can toggle numlock on/off at
boottime.

"Shane Nation" <Shane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uj9SbracFHA.1504@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> OK I'm really sorry to ask such an embarrassing question, having 20 years
> computer use under my belt.
>
> When my WindowsXP home machine use to boot uo the "Number lock" was on as
> defult, it has for some reason stopped that and now I have to turn it on
> each time.
>
> I am using a MS Office keyboard, as despite having looked everwhere I can
> think of I can not find a setting to tell it to be on at boot up.
>
> Please can someone help?
>
> Thanks
>


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