Setting My Calculator.

[gpspirit34]

To Anyone Knowledgeable:

[FONT=&quot]Would someone be able to tell me how to reset my “Calculator” to open just once? I have an AZIO keyboard with the calculator button.[/FONT]

 

[wither 2]

You didn't say which keyboard you have so it's hard to provide specific help. If you press and hold the FN key and then press the calculator key, does that work?

 

[gpspirit34]

Dear Whomever:


My keyboard is made by AZIO, and it is connected by a wire to my PC. Now I perhaps may receice a better reply.

 

[Struggling7]

Click on windows start button.
Select “All Programs” window at bottom of list.
Click on “Accessories” to expand.
Then select “Calculator” at top of list.


Edit: An after thought, I may have misunderstood what you meant by “reset”. If you meant program the Azio keyboard to open calculator from its button, just disregard this useless post.

 

[townsbg]

Please explain what's going on. What do you mean by opening once? Is it not opening at all or is it opening multiple instances? Oh by the way that kind of response might not get you any help and could even get you banned. We are after all volunteering our time and expertise for free. Also you didn't answer both of wither's questions.


For your reference from here:

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[file3456]

I have a felling the software for your keyboard is opening the calculator and Windows is also invoking the opening of calculator as well. Take a dive in the keyboard software and see if you can possibly unassign the button or something to the effect of stopping the keyboard software from opening it.

On the other hand, this may be a double edged sword where if the keyboard software is set to not allow the calculator to open, the button may never open the calculator. Now if you don't use the keyboard software, the calculator button will get invoked by Windows and only Windows and thereby just one instance of the calculator will open.

If you're not using the keyboard software for fancy stuff, then just uninstall it.

You said it's an AZIO keyboard, but what model? I don't even think you have keyboard software installed which throws out my theory for some other software being invoked by the press of the calculator button.

If you are positive there is no keyboard software, and tell me the model of keyboard and I verify that to be true, run Autoruns, go to File and save the ARN file. Zip the ARN file and upload here. This way I can have a peak at anything that might be invoking the calculator as well as Windows.

Autoruns for Windows - Windows Sysinternals | Microsoft Docs