Laptop keyboard When typing, you have to hold down the Fn key to type normally Is there any solution

1. Take HP Notebook Star 14 as an example, the default fn key of the keyboard is shown in the figure below:

2. First reboot and press the F10 key to enter the BIOS settings, as shown in the figure below

3. Select System Configuration, as shown in the figure below

4. Set the system to Action Key Mode to Disable, as shown in the following figure

5. After entering the system again, the fn key will be turned off, as shown in the figure below

Hello! Your laptop keyboard is fine, hold down the fn key because you have your laptop's numeric keypad turned on!

Press the fn and numlk keys together to close the numeric keypad.

The fn key is a function key, which only notebooks have. It works like a CTRL and ALT key, and is used in combination with other keys. One of these functions is the opening and closing of the number keys.

What you said about pressing the fn key for typing may have something to do with this. If the numeric keypad is turned on, it will not be able to type normally, so you must turn off the numeric keypad to type normally, otherwise some keys only have numeric functions that affect normal typing.

You have opened the keypad, and you want to press the two keys of fn and numlk together, and most of the back keys are in the top row, look carefully!

Notebook computer typing to press one"fn"In order to type, you can try the following methods:

1. Replace the document program test, create a new word or txt document, if the problem occurs in individual software, consider individual software problems.

2. Enter the safe mode of the system to test whether it can be used. If it can be used in safe mode, consider it a system or software issue.

3. Thoroughly disinfect the system.

4. If the above method test is invalid, backup important data to restore or format and reinstall the system.

5. The laptop keyboard is out of order, and the keyboard needs to be detected or replaced.

The laptop doesn't need to press another key while typing. If it needs to be, then it must be the laptop that is wrong. You can restart the notebook, or change an input method and try again.

Laptop typing has to press a fn key to type, this situation is caused by the wrong installation of the driver of your laptop keyboard, it is recommended to uninstall and delete the original driver, and reinstall the correct driver.

Look at the manual, there is a key combination to press, is to open the number lock key on the notebook, find out if there is a case with a small blue lock on the keyboard, there is an Arabic numeral 1 pattern on the lock, and then press the fn key not loose, and then press the key on it.

Typical keyboards will have a numeric keypad area.

The 14-inch notebook does not have this numeric keypad area due to its small size, but the merchant will set a shortcut to convert numbers and letters to and from the keyboard fn+numlk

If you don't need the number key, you can press fn+numlk to turn it off.

I guess that key was set to the switch on my keyboard for typing.

You see if you turn on the lowercase keyboard and turn it off, there will be no problem [if it's not good, you will do the system again] Good luck.

The number key is not turned off and it is good.