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Depending on the keyboard, there may be a physical key, etc that will do this without you having to do it via Windows. My Toshiba has one right above the keypad itself. 
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Depending on the keyboard, there may be a physical key, etc that will do this without you having to do it via Windows. My Toshiba has one right above the keypad itself.

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There is often a BIOS setting that determines the initial setting of the NumLock key (on or off) when you boot. &nbsp;Have you looked through the BIOS options for your laptop yet?
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There is often a BIOS setting that determines the initial setting of the NumLock key (on or off) when you boot.  Have you looked through the BIOS options for your laptop yet?

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sjklein42-- went through the bios, dont have :(<br />
MiniDevo -- yeah i got the &quot;NumLock&quot; key but i want it on once login screen comes up
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sjklein42-- went through the bios, dont have :(
MiniDevo -- yeah i got the "NumLock" key but i want it on once login screen comes up

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Yup go into you BIOS and look for a num lock on boot option<br />
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I think for your bios its Delete or F10<br />
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Yup go into you BIOS and look for a num lock on boot option

I think for your bios its Delete or F10
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Please state your BIOS version and I'll look up where it is. Every BIOS should in theory have it.
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Please state your BIOS version and I'll look up where it is. Every BIOS should in theory have it.

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How can I set the number-lock to be ON , once windows loads?<br />
Toshiba Quosmio X300, Vista 32 Bit<br />
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ps.Anti Annoyance solution request ;)
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How can I set the number-lock to be ON , once windows loads?
Toshiba Quosmio X300, Vista 32 Bit

ps.Anti Annoyance solution request ;)

Can I auto turn Numberlock ON, at latest at the login screen?

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