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&quot;USB J5 External Display adapter to a 2nd active display&quot;<br />
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Did this come with software? &nbsp; &nbsp;It sounds like a third party application adding this hot-key functionality.
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"USB J5 External Display adapter to a 2nd active display"

Did this come with software?    It sounds like a third party application adding this hot-key functionality.

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It also might be that a &quot;FN&quot; like key (e.g. Scroll Lock) has snapped in, so that pressing 1 and 2 will act like FN-1; still there needs to be some software, 3rd party or by Lenovo, doing that ...
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It also might be that a "FN" like key (e.g. Scroll Lock) has snapped in, so that pressing 1 and 2 will act like FN-1; still there needs to be some software, 3rd party or by Lenovo, doing that ...

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User found the fix was holding both Shift keys at once. Looks like this might disable FilterKeys which they somehow must have enabled and didn't realize. Multiple times.
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User found the fix was holding both Shift keys at once. Looks like this might disable FilterKeys which they somehow must have enabled and didn't realize. Multiple times.

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We have a Lenovo W520 exhibiting an odd behavior-<br />
When the user types a 1, or a 2 using a keyboard (just the top row numbers, not the NumPad) the active window jumps to display 1 or display 2.<br />
This usually stops after a reboot, but then starts up again randomly.<br />
It's like some hot-key is stuck or something.<br />
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Its a Windows 7 machine, and has the Display Closed, VGA to a monitor, and a USB J5 External Display adapter to a 2nd active display.<br />
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Any ideas what could be causing this and where to disable it?
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We have a Lenovo W520 exhibiting an odd behavior-
When the user types a 1, or a 2 using a keyboard (just the top row numbers, not the NumPad) the active window jumps to display 1 or display 2.
This usually stops after a reboot, but then starts up again randomly.
It's like some hot-key is stuck or something.

Its a Windows 7 machine, and has the Display Closed, VGA to a monitor, and a USB J5 External Display adapter to a 2nd active display.

Any ideas what could be causing this and where to disable it?

Lenovo W520 with multiple displays switching active window to other displays with 1 or 2 key being pressed

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.