F-Lock on boot?

Hi,

I have a Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard Pro (PS/2) and by default, F-lock is disabled. I would like it to be enabled when I boot into Windows 10.

A long time ago I heard about a utility to do this with Logitech keyboards, but I couldn't even find any information on that.

Does anybody know of a utility that will do this? I suppose I can get into the habit of enabling it every boot but a utility would be easier.

Thanks

I have no idea, but you might find something in here to help you ?

https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/432673-turn-f-lock-by-default-startup/

https://www.dell.com/community/Laptops-General-Read-Only/FN-Key-disable-enable/m-p/3216658#M470481

They are old but maybe something worthwhile, if its just shit, no need to mention it, we can just pretend that my links solved it for you.

Kthnxbai.

Geez my search skills suck...

NoScript is blocking the mvp link in that first link you gave. It says it's trying to access a local resource? Although, it did give me a clue (about the registry). I'll maybe use a registry tracker to see if a key is being changed when I hit the f-lock key and see if I can set it and block the system from changing it in security settings.

The second one is specific to the Dell system I think because I have no setting like that in my UEFI (I think my Thinkpad has that setting though, but I"m on my desktop).


Thanks

can't you go into the BIOS and enable by default? I know in our environment, our HP workstations all allow it (through the BIOS).