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Computer: Keyboard: Keys
Disable numpad   (+1, -1)  [vote for, against]
In addition to NumLock - disable those keys altogether

For aggravating laptops like my Lenovo G5

M-F-D Installed Sharpkey and it does exactly that! (Turn Key Off)
-- pashute, Apr 22 2015

I think I've discovered 8th's secret identity http://m.ign.com/ar...lue-screen-of-death
[21 Quest, Apr 25 2015]

AutoHotkey http://ahkscript.org/
Free key remapping (and macro-writing) software for Windows. In your script, just write ‘Numpad0::return’, ‘NumpadAdd::return’ and so on for all numpad keys. [Rory O'Kane, May 14 2015]

http://www.top-pass...-a-laptop-keyboard/ [FlyingToaster, May 14 2015]

There's software that can do this, xmodmap in *nix and various others in Windows.
-- Spacecoyote, Apr 22 2015


I though turning off numlock does effectively disable them.
-- 21 Quest, Apr 23 2015


Not if it's like my laptop and if you turn off numlock, they turn into arrow keys.
-- bspymaster, Apr 24 2015


// aggravating laptops like my Lenovo //

The traditional double-barrel 12-gauge would be your friend on this one. AA buckshot, both barrels, close range.
-- 8th of 7, Apr 24 2015


^ wait a few years and a Lenovo update will do it for you.

I rather like mine (mostly because it's just an IBM with a slightly different paintjob), and haven't managed to accidentally trigger the NumLock yet.

If you can't do it in your BIOS, then there's hacks for the Windows registry.
-- FlyingToaster, Apr 24 2015


To disable the keys altogether?

And then what if I want the numbers?
-- pashute, Apr 30 2015


Spacecoyote, kudos. Thanks!!

I'll find a good idea of yours to promote...
-- pashute, May 14 2015


glad you got it working... sorry, I missed your reply <link>
-- FlyingToaster, May 14 2015



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