FN key on a notebook ...
https://ahknet.autoh.../Veil/fnkey.htm
hope this helps
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.
kind regards and big thanks guys...
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?
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)
please help me to remap FN key to Left Arrow on Sony Vaio 13 Pro laptop
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 :