Key FN is active by default


  1. miros84
    Posts : 48
    WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM
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    Key FN is active by default


    Hello,
    Is there any way to disactive FN Key by default?
    To close some folder I need to press FN + Alt + F4
    This is a new Toshiba LapTop. It is not a Windows problem.
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  3. A Guy
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    Windows 10 Home x64
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    There seems to be settings for the FN key. From searching the path seems to be:

    Start> All programs> Toshiba> Utilities> Accessibility

    If no help, tell us the full model # of your laptop.

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