Disabling the ability of toggling numpad by pressing shift key.

Anonymous
2021-10-12T00:06:11+00:00

I have recently discovered that by pressing shift key, you are capable of temporarily switching numpad modes from numbers to Home/End/PgUp/PgDown and arrow keys.

Despite shift toggling the keypad being quaint, I have never used or needed this and it is bothersome as I use my keypad for assigning mouse macros in gaming.

How can I permanently disable this function in windows?

Thank you.

Windows for home | Previous Windows versions | Accessibility

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  1. Anonymous
    2021-10-13T04:41:50+00:00

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    Try the following solutions it may work out,.?

    How do I turn off shift toggle : open Control-Panel and click

    ***Ease of access*** >> New click on "**Ease of Access center**"
    

    Now on the shown options >> click - Make the keyboard easier to use

     on next screen >> if you find the [✔] ***Sticky keys*** - On >> Turn it - Off 
    
              You can also >> Turn off >> The shortcut, so it won't activate again
    

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                Wait a minute : Check the status also of the option
    

    [✔] Turn on toggle keys by holding Down the NUM Lock keys for 5 seconds

                    *if has a ✔ Checkmark you can unChecked to verify* 
    

    what happens : if produce issues, you can check it again

                          on my **Microsft** Curb Keyboard, this option is
    
         the only1 that, appears with Checkmark [✔]
    

    This tutorial shows the same hotfix..Hope it helps

    Link : /www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_66jvilGBQ

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