what is the FN key on the laptop,how to use it,please explain to me step by step?
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It has several uses, depending on your laptop.\nOn my laptop, it is blue, meaning you can use it to access the blue characters on the keyboard (it could of course be of another color on yours). You use it pretty much like the shift key: hold it, then press the key with the "blue" character you'd like to use, and you're done!\nFunctions who use the FN key are typically the following:\n1) Keypad and Keypad lock\n2) Change screen (between laptop screen and projector)\n3) Sleep and power keys\n4) etc.
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Hold down alt and type 0251 on the numeric keypad, release the alt key and there you are! û\n\n\nNote: The numeric keypad is those numbers on the right side of your keyboard.\n\nAlso Note: You must hold down the [alt] key for the entire time you use the numeric keypad numbers, and do not leave off the leading zero.\n\nE-mail me if you still don't understand.
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I just did this a few weeks ago.  But you might need help from the internet service provider (isp)\n\nYou have to go into control panel, then choose Network & Internet connections, click on Network Connections, and then Wireless network.  Once you click wireless network, it will ask you for which connection you want to use, then it will ask you for a key.\n\nThese last two things, which connection, and the password key, will be given to you by the ISP provider.  I was lucky enough that my DSL router was compatible with my wireless laptop, and if you turn the router upside down, there is a the key.  in my case, it was a nine digit number, but like I said, it may be different with you, that's why you have to contact somebody.  Since you didn't mention of the laptop had a wireless moden, I hope this will help.
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Contact Microsoft and have them reissue you another key.  Follow the instructions on the telephone
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*** UPDATE RE: HOW: download a free program called hijack this it will give you alot of info about whats running processes, programs loaded with startup, etc. http://www.majorgeeks.com/download3155.html ***\n\ncheck the actual physical connection to the back of your computer. there could be a samall adapter that goes inbetween your keyboard and the computer. also u say u have software to detects keyloggers the software might be ignore keylogger software if its legit rather than malicious spyware. u can go to start --> run --> then type msconfig and look at the startup tab and the services tab(check the box that says hide all microsoft services) then u can see whats loaded with windows...just be very careful what you do in msconfig u can screw windows up if you start messing around. good free antispyware programs are spybot search and destroy http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html and ad adware http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/ make sure to update them! good luck. EDIT: you just added it a laptop so ignore the physical connection aspect. if u can install zone alarm firewall turn trusted zone security to "high" and that will block the network connection. or under windows firewall turn off file and print sharing. start --> control panel --> security center --> windows firewall --> exceptions
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Since this is a laptop....\n\nCheck out this service manual under Removal and Replacement.  There is a section dealing with the keyboard removal and replacement.\n\nHave a great day.\n\nhttp://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00246219.pdf
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Depends on the keyboard :-)\n\nBut in general, the Function key -- the top row, are aux keys.
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Once you hook up the s-video cable (this will only carry video info...if you need audio you will have to use a mini-headphone jack to RCA adapter) you will hit your "Fn" button and whichever "F" key has a logo of a screen next to a normal screen.\n\nFor my IBM it is the F7 key, some Dells it is F4, you should be able to figure it out from the icon on the key. \n\nAlso if you want to have the laptop screen and the TV going at the same time, you will have to set the primary display by right clicking on the desktop and going to properties.  When this window opens go to settings and double click on the "screen" which will take you to multiple settings including setting the "primary."  This is also the screen where you can adjust the resolution for each display.\n\nGood luck!\n\nMikeC
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You might have a button that says 'Fn' next to  your CTRL or ALT buttons. Press this and hold down the Num Lk button at the same time. The blue 'Fn' button corresponds to anything in blue. It might not exactly say 'Fn', but look for something in blue by those two buttons.
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To reset the BIOS (and any password protection on it), remove the small coin-like BIOS battery. You will have to open the case to do this - not a job for the faint-hearted! Somewhere on the motherboard there will be a small cell in a holder.  Take the cell out, wait a minute or so and replace the cell. Put everything back together, start the PC, go into the BIOS settings and reset the date and time and anything else that is needful.\n\n---------------------------------------\n\nThese sites might be useful: http://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm\nhttp://www.laptopbits.co.uk/Technical/support3.htm
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The KVM switch you have has only ps/2 inputs. The keyboard is probably usb. So you'll have to buy an adapter from usb to ps/2. they are very cheap. Although the solution works theoretically in practice things change. Those adapters aren't a solution. So if you really have to work with the kvm buy a ps/2 keyboard.\n\nIf you mean how to switch between computers then hit scroll lock two times and then the key (1, 2, 3 etc) corresponding to the computer you want to log onto.
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numbers lock is on!!!!\n\n  press the FN key along with F11 that will take the num lock off, and you're set
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I believe that the bios setting will be superceeded by the OS.\n\nANSWER: Manually  unfortunately\n\nIf you have XP.... you can try from the 'run' command\n\ncontrol keyboard\n\nthis will open the keyboard properties window without going thru the control panel, however, Group Policies may prevent you from executing this as well.....luck !
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F10 .key from startup
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You must install all drivers. \nCheck in properties of My computer is yellow question sign presents?\nIf yes then some devices left without drivers (special system program provide properly work this device)\nOr try press other Fn key with key control sound
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F1  \nAs a throwback to DOS days, you will find that the F1 key will often bring up a help menu. If you press F1 while working in a program, help for that program will usually appear. If you press F1 while at the Windows desktop or when the Windows Explorer is open, a Windows help screen will pop up. If you happen to be working in a program and would like to see the Windows help screen, simply press the Windows key (the key with the Windows logo on the bottom row of keys) on your keyboard and press F1 at the same time.\n\nF2\n\nYou can use the F2 key to rename an item when working in Windows. Highlight any folder or file, and press F2. You will then be able to type a new name for the object. After you type the new name, just click outside the name box or press the enter key to make the name change. This works just like right-clicking a file or folder and selecting Rename.\n\nF3\n\nWhen you are working in Windows, the F3 key will open the Find Files window.\n\nF4\n\nThe F4 key has some very useful functionality. You can press F4 to open the Address bar when working in Internet Explorer. This will allow you to type the address of a Web page for quick access.\n\nYou can also press the Alt key and the F4 key at the same time to close the open Window that you are currently working on.\n\nF5\n\nThe F5 key is the refresh key. You can press F5 when viewing a Web page to make sure that you have the most current version of that Web page. You can also use F5 when in Windows to refresh the screen. This can be a handy shortcut. If perhaps you are viewing the contents of a floppy disk and you insert a new floppy, your screen will still show the contents of the first floppy. Just press F5 to refresh the screen and see the contents of the floppy you just inserted.\n\nF6\n\nThis key is often used to move the cursor around the structure of the program. Pressing it will often cycle you from window to window.\n\nF7\n\nThe F7 key does not have any functionality in Windows. It may, however be used in some individual programs. To find out if it is available in the program you are using, bring up the program’s help screen and type in the words function key.\n\nF8\n\nThe F8 key can be used to access Safe Mode if pressed during the computer’s boot up process. This is a trouble-shooting mode which will start the computer with minimal drivers.\n\nF9\n\nThe F9 key does not have any functionality in Windows. It may, however be used in some individual programs. To find out if it is available in the program you are using, bring up the program’s help screen and type in the words function key.\n\nF10\n\nF10 is the key that is used to activate the menu bar in many programs. You can use F10 to highlight the first menu choice, and then use the arrow keys to move around the menus. Pressing the Shift key while pressing F10 will bring up the shortcut menu. This is similar to right-clicking on an object.\n\nF11\n\nPress F11 when you are working in Internet Explorer and the window will open to full screen mode. This will make all the toolbars disappear and can be useful to see more information on the screen.  Press F11 when you are in full screen mode will toggle you back to your normal view.\n\nF12\n\nThe F12 key does not have any functionality in Windows. It may, however be used in some individual programs. To find out if it is available in the program you are using, bring up the program’s help screen and type in the words function key.\n\nMost programmers adhere to using the F1 key for help. They often also program the other function keys to perform in the manner stated above. However, you will find that each program you use may be different. For instance pressing F5 when in Internet Explorer will refresh the screen. Pressing the same key in Outlook 2000 will make the application check for new mail. Using F5 in Microsoft Word will bring up the Find and Replace menu.\n\nMany programs extend the usefulness of the function keys by using key combinations. The m
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If you are working on a laptop, then you accidentaly turned on the Num lock find the button that says num lck and press it and the fn key together.  If you're on a PC, I got nothing for ya.