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Thread ID: 40795	2003-12-18 19:23:00	My keyboard num pad wont work	gamesman (5009)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
201479	2003-12-18 19:23:00	My keyboard num pad wont work and ive istalled the driver and it even works on over computers. please help me	gamesman (5009)
201480	2003-12-18 19:30:00	Make sure Num Lock is on. Bye	Peter H (220)
201481	2003-12-18 19:41:00	I've had the same problem with some leased Dell computers. Cannot figure out how to fix it either.	somebody (208)
201482	2003-12-18 21:00:00	Make sure your keyboard is set to Standard 101/102-key in the Control Panel.	CYaBro (73)
201483	2003-12-18 22:05:00	it is.	ilikelinux (1418)
201484	2003-12-18 22:14:00	What type of Keyboard and interface e.g. USB, PS/2, The old DIN connection? Do you require special drivers for it? If that's the case you may have to update the keyboard drivers to remove the default drivers used by your Operating System.	Kame (312)
201485	2003-12-18 22:16:00	By update I mean actually going into System Properties | Device Manager and choosing your keyboard, then Properties then update, and then specify the disk/disc for it.	Kame (312)
201486	2003-12-18 22:18:00	Check the BIOS settings. NumLock can be set to On or Off at boot time. If you are not sure about changing BIOS settings, look for a key marked Num Loxk. (It's usually the top left key of the keypad). It should turn the light on/off with alternate pushes.	Graham L (2)
201487	2003-12-18 22:48:00	right, lets fix one of the things be ing confused here, he is my brother. it is a ps/2. we know where the num lock key is i have looked in the bios, (my dad had advised me to do that first) the weird thing is that the keyboard works fine in another pc, and a different keyboard works fine in his? any ideas?	ilikelinux (1418)
201488	2003-12-18 23:40:00	We should have had that info at the start. It would have helped. Bye	Peter H (220)
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