Ok, well other than the keys that I told you abo

[Paradoxperfect]

Ok, well other than the keys that I told you about in my previous topic, the contrast/volume and a few of the F Keys, the other FN keys DON'T work?
Example: the number pad doesn't work. (And yes I know that I have to press the FN key lol)

So, how can I fix this? I've tried looking for a setting, but can't find one. Or is there perhaps a program I can use ?

I really want to be able to use the "stop/ play" buttons for controlling songs etc!

Thanks!

[Thundercell]

They all work on mine. For the number pad, you have to press FN+Num Lock (the padlock on the "Scroll" button). It keeps the num pad working until you do it again. All th eothers work as advertised.

[Paradoxperfect]

Thanks for the reply,

What program do you use for the "start/Stop"(audio/video controls)? Any programs for them?

[Thundercell]

I don't normally use them, but I tried using Windows Media Player. I haven't tried anything else.

[Paradoxperfect]

So it works in WMP? Because I use Winamp and prefer it lol. Know of any good keyboard mapping tools? lol...

[Paradoxperfect]

Nevermind, I was actually able to program them in Winamp, and they actually recognize the FN key. Sweet, that's all I was worried about. Thanks!

[courtmagician]

Hah, it's funny how you tune out keys right on your keyboard. The also work with dbPowerAmp player software (which I'm playing with because I need something that will normalize audio output), so this must be a standard keycode combination. But it doesn't seem to be any more efficient thatn pressing Ctrl-P for pause and the like. Although I guess it's easier to remember.

Also, if you press the FN key along with F1, you turn off your little blue lights (great when watching a movie in a darkened room), FN plus the F5 will give you a tidbit of info about your system, and FN plus the F8 key will quickly go from bright to dim monitor.