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Radvin
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Mystery of the Fn key - A guide to remapping the Fn key in Windows - Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by Applied Materials

https://ahknet.autoh.../Veil/fnkey.htm

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Here's what you have to do: As the system in booting go to Setup. From there click 'System Configuration' then 'Function Key Behavior'. Switch to 'Fuction Key First' then hit the 'Apply' box, then 'Exit'.

hope this helps

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Hello NG,

I use the swab of the fn-Button in BIOS. But sometimes others use my notebook and it is a solution not as good as I hoped. I'd like only to change Fn+a, FN+x, Fn+c, Fn+v to CTRL+a... I use the x201 Thinkpad and tried all Solutions above, but it didn't work. The best was:

*SC163::
Send, {LWin down}
Loop
{
Sleep, 10
GetKeyState, state, vkA6sc16A, P
if state = U ; The key has been released, so break out of the loop.
break
}
Send, {LWin up}
return

but it didn't allow combinations. It opened the windows baseline immediately. Then I changed in

*SC163::
Send, {LCtrl down}
Loop
{
Sleep, 10
GetKeyState, state, vkA6sc16A, P
if state = U ; The key has been released, so break out of the loop.
break
}
Send, {LCtrl up}
return

and it didn't function at all.



What could I do?

Yours Dirk.

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does anyone knows how to map fn buttons on t410 lenovo notebook?

kind regards and big thanks guys...

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Hi...

I have a Clevo P170HM. And if I press FN + F1, the touchpad is disabled.
What I want is to make a script that do it for me, press the FN + F1.
Is it possible?

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Hi. I know this is an old thread, but I'm a noob with AutoHotKey and I'm trying to figure this out, but can't...

 

I have a Samsung Book 6 laptop with a number pad. The Numpad0 key when combined with the Fn key replicates a right click on the mouse. The issue is that I have a Fn Lock key that I always have on and works great on everything except the Numpad0 key. When I hit that in the middle of adding something up, I get the dreaded mouse right click... I just want that key to ALWAYS be a zero, so what's the script for that?

 

This is what I have (which is obviously wrong)

 

Fn & Numpad0::
send 0
return
 
Thanks in advance for your help!
 
UPDATE...
 
I figured it out... after reading your help files of course :)
 
In case anyone wants to know, it's:
 
AppsKey::
send 0
return


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please help me to remap FN key to Left Arrow on Sony Vaio 13 Pro laptop

 



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please! anyone



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Hi, I saw Cris post, and I need to do exactly what he says, I have a fn key and I want to asign key control functionality to it :

I did notice that using key hook I can map the fn key, but it has the same code from the key I actually want to asign, that is the LControl : 

I was thinking on this script :

 

#InstallKeybdHook
*SC01D::
Send, {RControl down}
Loop
{
   Sleep, 10
   GetKeyState, state, vkA2sc01D, P
   if state = U  ; The key has been released, so break out of the loop.
      break
}
Send, {RControl up}
return
 
But, its working for example to do multiselect, but not for ctrl+c , ctrl+v etc, It seens the fn disable all other keys when its down.
Any ideas ?