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    numerical keypad doesn't always work

    First log on I use the keypad on laptop (right side) to log in ok.
    but if I am typing in a code or something else later , I have to use the top row for numerals ..

    why?
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    Does pressing the Num Lock key help?
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    Microsoft has their own ideas of how the numeric keypad on your computer should work. Their default is for Num-Lock to be Off.

    Possibly useful link:

    https://www.howtogeek.com/244606/how...omputer-boots/

    Also, you will find that if you press Shift and then a 0 on the numeric keypad, you will not get a 0. This is because Microsoft thinks that there are still people working who use the old DEC VT-100 cursor key functionality of the numeric keypad in 2024.

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