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You can turn it off in the Bios.<br />
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I think this question has been posted earlier...<br />

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You can turn it off in the Bios.

I think this question has been posted earlier...


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There is also a Reg Edit that will take care of it as well. If you follow this link it will explain how to get to it, and what enties to change...<br />
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<a href="http://registry.winguides.com/display.php/196/" rel="ugc">http://registry.winguides.com/display.php/196/</a><br />
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(NOTE: if you are unfamiliar with how to do a reg hack, that site has an explaination &quot;how-to&quot; here: <a href="http://www.winguides.com/registry/article.php?id=1&page=3" rel="ugc">http://www.winguides.com/registry/article.php?id=1&page=3</a>&nbsp;)
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There is also a Reg Edit that will take care of it as well. If you follow this link it will explain how to get to it, and what enties to change...

http://registry.winguides.com/display.php/196/ [http://registry.winguides.com/display.php/196/]

(NOTE: if you are unfamiliar with how to do a reg hack, that site has an explaination "how-to" here: http://www.winguides.com/registry/article.php?id=1&page=3 [http://www.winguides.com/registry/article.php?id=1&page=3] )

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everytime &nbsp;I start up my laptop, the numlock key is on. &nbsp;This is annoying since the &nbsp;numbers are on <br />
the whole right side of the keyboard. &nbsp;Can someone tell me how I can keep it from turning on automatically <br />
when I startup, so I dont' have to constantly turn it off? 
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everytime  I start up my laptop, the numlock key is on.  This is annoying since the  numbers are on 
the whole right side of the keyboard.  Can someone tell me how I can keep it from turning on automatically 
when I startup, so I dont' have to constantly turn it off? 

Num lock key!

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