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You! Watch the following short video to know how to enable/disable Mouse Keys options using the keyboard alone.Mouse Keys SettingsPointer Speed:Notice the default Pointer Speed and Acceleration in Figure 1.2, which is set to Medium. You can use the Left and Right arrow keys to increase or decrease the Pointer Speed or Acceleration. My advice is to set them to High and Fast and also Enable “Hold down CTRL to Speed up and SHIFT to slow down” the Mouse Pointer Speed option. We will describe these features in the next section when we will be using this computer without a mouse.Num Lock Settings:These are the most important when you need to use all the keys from the NUM PAD to Move the Mouse Pointer, Select the objects, Drag-n-drop objects, etc. You can accomplish all the tasks through Mouse Keys that you do with a Computer Mouse.Use Mouse Keys when NUM LOCK is Off:You can also find an option stating “Use Mouse Keys when NUM LOCK is On / Off“. You can move between these options using the TAB Key and can use the SPACE BAR to Enable/Disable or change the options.You should always use Mouse Keys when Num Lock is set to Off. That way, when the NUM LOCK will OFF then you will be able to use the NUM PAD as Mouse Keys and when the NUM PAD will ON then you will be able to type all the Numerical Numbers and Symbols through NUM PAD.If you will set “Use Mouse Keys when NUM LOCK is to ON” then you will not be able to type numerical keys with NUM PAD as they now will be used for Mouse Key movements and other actions.Display the Mouse Keys icon on the taskbar:This option will display an icon of Mouse Keys in the System Tray of your Taskbar. It will also display a Cross-Indicator according to the status of the Num Lock.Turn on Mouse Keys with left ALT + left SHIFT + NUM LOCKIf the Mouse Keys keyboard shortcut key (Left ALT + Left SHIFT + NUM Lock) is clashing with a shortcut from any other application on your system or you don’t want to Turn On the Mouse Keys using the shortcut at all then you can disable the option under “Keyboard shortcut” section.Keep in mind, disabling this shortcut will not let you turn on / off the Mouse Keys using shortcut the next time and you have to move to the Control Panel – Ease of Access Center to access the settings or use the Start Search.Display a warning message when turning a setting on:Under “Keyboard shortcut” there are 2 more settings. The first one is already shown in Figure 1.1, where Windows when you use Keyboard Shortcut to turn on/off the Mouse Key.Make a sound when turning a setting on or off:You also hear certain sounds while using Mouse Keys and turning On/Off certain settings or while pressing keys from the Num Pad and that is what the

->QKEY USER MANUAL->QKEYCOMBO USER MANUALQuestion 1: How many QKEY series are in this family?Answer 1: Three. Pictures are below:QKEY (White)QKEYB (Black)QKEYCOMBO (White and comes with Mouse)Question 2: What connector does this keyboard have?Answer 2: USB-A connector. It needs a USB-A port as well. Picture below.Question 3: Are there extra USB ports for this keyboard?Answer 3: No, there is not.Question 4: Can this keyboard work for PC?Answer 4: Yes, however, some keys will be different. Shortcuts will also be different. (EXAMPLE: CMD key will be Win for PC, Opt will be Alt, Clear will be Num Lock, etc.)Question 5: Why is the num lock light not active?Answer 5: All Mac series have num-lock enabled automatically therefore, the light will not show.Question 6: My "@" sign is not working. Why?Answer 6: Because the keyboard setup assistant was not done properly. Please go back and click on the "Keyboard Setup Assistant" article in the "Wired Keyboards" Section.Question 7: I am using this keyboard on a PC and the number pad side is not working. What do I do?Answer 7: Because you either have num lock inactive on your PC. You can press the clear key (Where Num Lock should be). If that fails then please go back and click on the "How to turn Num-Lock on for PC" article in the "Wired Keyboards" Section.Question 8: I am using this keyboard on a Mac and the number pad side is not working. What do I do?Answer 8: Because you have mouse keys enabled on your Mac. Please go back and click on the "How to disable mouse keys on for a Mac" article in the "Wired Keyboards" Section.LED LIGHTS (From left to right)"A" in a square: Caps Lock (Green LED light is under the strip)Fn lock: Locks shortcuts (Green LED light is under the strip)The Fn Lock symbols are not in blue.SHORTCUTSIf you want to use the small lettered functions on keys (Click and drag this diagram to your desktop to enlarge the image)FN+ESC, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10, F11, F12, F13, F14, and F15Example: FN+ESC light is up and you press F1 it will work as F1. It will not work as brightness control.Mouse for QKEYCOMBO1: Left Click Button2: Right Click Button3: Scroll Wheel (Click Button as well)

File next click Add/Remove Snap-in and Add/Remove Snap-in. The options are Add then Group Policy.By selecting Browse, you will be able to search for the GPO that you wish to use. The default computer is the one that is currently connected.To complete the procedure, select Finish, then Close and click OK to close the window.From within the Group Policy Management snap-in, navigate to User Configuration or Computer Configuration and then click Windows Settings and navigate to Scripts to find the scripts you need.Logon script should be selected by double-clicking it, selecting Add the click Browse, and selecting numlock.VBS from the drop-down menu.Click on Open and then OK in the drop-down menu to proceed.Please keep in mind that the num lock.VBS script will only replicate the action of pressing the Num Lock key on a single computer keyboard. It will modify the value to something ris opposed to what it is now set to by default. However, even though the Registry technique is often preferred, this method might be beneficial when you’re stranded in an unfamiliar location.After trying these methods, hopefully, now you can disable or enable numlock function properly on your Windows Startup.FAQHow do I enable Num Lock?Select one of the sub-options under NumLock from the menu. Select Always On to keep on Num Lock.How to enable Windows number lock?To use num lock, press Fn+F8, F7, or Insert.