Check any function key settings in the BIOS · Check Fn and Ctrl Key swap (Disabled) · Check Fn Sticky Key (Disabled) · Check F1-F12 as Primary Function (Enabled) 

In such keyboard, to use function keys, you may need to press another special key 'fn' (beside Windows key) and then any function key. These function keys can 

Disable FN keys so they work as normal F1-F12 keys: Hello. I have the new Microsoft Bluetooth Desktop Keyboard and Mouse. I play games and need 

To know more about the fixes, click on https://www.thewindowsclub.com/function-keys-not-working-on-windows-laptopFunction (Fn) keys - F1, F2, F3, etc., come

The keyboard may have a function lock (F-Lock) key which is not turned on. Enable the F-Lock key on the keyboard. Some keyboards have a 

I'm on a G512 so I pressed the FN key to try to play some music (multimedia), and it worked, but when I pressed the Fn keys on their own, they didn't respond (F1 - F12). They responded when I got into BIOS, and on the lock screen, but when I get into Windows (10) they just stop working. Please help I don't have enough money for a new keyboard.

However, recently I started to notice an annoying thing with the function keys F11 and F12 for reducing and increasing the brightness respectively. Without using the Fn key (next to Windows key), if I hit F11 it was reducing the brightness and F12 was increasing the brightness earlier - as expected. Now, sometimes, the laptop monitor goes to

Nov 04,  · 1. Press Windows key + X key and click Device Manager . 2. Expand the Keyboard. 3. Right-click the keyboard driver and click Uninstall. 4. Restart the computer,

As many users reported, they make their function keys work again by pressing the F11 or F12 key. You can give it a shot and see if it also helps 

Disable F1 Help key on the keyboard. Read this section and follow the guides closely because we'll modify the Windows system's delicate components, such as the Registry Editor. Here are the methods we'll explore in this guide: Disable the F1 key using AutoHotkey. Disable the F1 key from the Windows Registry. Re-map the F1 key using

1. Press Windows key + X key and click Device Manager. · 2. Expand the Keyboard. · 3. Right-click on the Keyboard driver and click on Update driver software. · 4.