Windows 10: After getting in on Startup Setting, Number Keys, F1 to F10 Keys & even Enter Key is not...

Actually, after a Windows Update reboot, my laptop already had been directed to Choose OS, Change Defaults & Other Options. But unfortunately, when I Choose any of the 2 OS available at my end, it only shows a Screen Wallpaper that has no Sign In or even a Dialogue Box to input my login password. I even tried the Ctrl-Alt-Del workaround but that didn't help.However, when I Choose Change Defaults & Other Options - Troubleshoot - Startup Settings w/ hopes of logging in via Safe Mode the Number Keys, F1 to F10 Keys & Enter Key are not working for unknown reasons. I was stuck on that

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caps, number two key, and F1 not working

this happen in June I believe first it start off with the caps key then off to the number two key and then F1 key. those keys work on the on screen keyboard but doesn't work when im trying to click on them tried to fix it but failed any suggestions on
how to fix them without going to the repair shop?

 

The f1 key and the f2 key do not work

Hi,

Before upgrading to Windows 10, the keys F1 and F2 were still working. It sounds like a driver-related issue. When upgrading Windows, it does not automatically update the peripheral drivers. The drivers from the previous Windows 8.1 are still installed and
may need reinstallation by uninstalling them and installing the Windows 10 drivers. To help us understand the situation more, we'd like to ask the following:

• Which version or build of Windows device are you using? To verify your Windows, press
  Windows + R to open the Run window. Type
  winver and press Enter. A new window will open showing the version and build number of your Windows device.
• To avoid repetition, can you provide us with all the troubleshooting steps that you've done so far?
• Can you specify on how you use these function keys, with a different key on the board or just solo?
• Is your keyboard a standard keyboard or a gaming/customizable keyboard?

Additionally, we suggest running the
Find and fix problems with devices and hardware tool to automatically check your computer for hardware compatibility.

We'll keep an eye out for your response.

 

Activation Key Storage Utility

Key-Z : A Secure Activation Key and Password Storage Utility

Key-Z allows you to store activation keys and passwords in a secure (encrypted)
file. Key-Z also allows you to make cryptographic hashes for strings or files.

Menu Options
File

• Open : Opens a saved Key-Z file. After you select the file you will be prompted
  for your username and PIN number.
• Save : Save the Key-Z file to the last saved location. You will be prompted for a username and PIN number before the file is saved.
• Save As : Select where you would like to save the Key-Z file. You will be prompted for a username and PIN number before the file is saved.
• Close : Close the current Key-Z file and clear all data from the application.
• Print Preview : Preview print output prior to printing.
• Print : Print keys and passwords directly to the default printer.
• Exit : Exit the application

Options

• Set Backup Folder : Allows you to select a location to back-up the Key-Z file
  in addition to where you normally save it.

Help

• Content : Provides a link to this page.
• About : Application information.

Keys Tab
This allows you to enter, modify or delete activation keys.





Filter Groups Dropdown : This allows you to select which group of keys are
displayed in the Keys DataGridView.
Group Dropdown : This allows you to select which group you would like to associate
with an activation key.
Application TextBox : The name of the application for which the key is used.
Keys TextBoxes : This is where you enter the activation key segments. If you
enter a dash "-", your will be taken to the next TextBox automatically. If you
paste a dash seperated key (ie. 1234-1234-1234) into the first TextBox the
program will automatically separate it into segments.
Comments TextBox : For any comments about the key.
Commit Button : This will add the key to the keys DataGridView after performing
some data integrity checks.

Password Tabs
This allows you to create, enter, modify or delete passwords.





Filter Groups Dropdown : This allows you to select which group of passwords are
displayed in the Keys DataGridView.
Group Dropdown : This allows you to select which group you would like to
associate with a password.
Description TextBox : A description saying for what the password is used.
Alphabetic Character Options:
Numeric Character Options:
Special Character Options:
Length:
Must Start With:
Must End With:
The above drop downs are used to set parameters when generating a password.
Generate Password Button : Create a random password based upon the password
option settings.
Commit : This will add the password to the passwords DataGridView after
performing some data integrity checks.

Cryptographic Hashes Tab
This allows you to generate and verify cryptographic hashes created from strings
of files.




Hash Type Dropdown : This allows you to select the type of hash you would like to
generate.
Filename : This allows you to enter a filename (path) to used to create the
cryptographic hash. Check the "string" CheckBox if you want the hash generated
from the text in the TextBox instead of reading the contents of the file.
Generate Hash Button : This generates the hash from the above input. You can
cancel the hash generation using the Stop Button. A spinning icon shows that the
process is running, and when it is complete it will display the hash in the
TextBox below it and also report the time that it took to hash the input.
You can copy and paste a hash string in the second TextBox and it will be
compared to the first to verify the hashes match.

Application Buttons
Save : This will save the key and password information to an encrypted file. You
will be prompted for a file location and name, and also for a username and PIN
number. If you forget your username and/or PIN number there is no way of
recovering the data in the encrypted file.
Exit : This will exit the application.

Additional Information
Adding a group : To add a new group to either keys of passwords simply commit
either using any available group and edit the group name in the DataGridView.
When the Key-Z file is opened it automatically adds the needed groups to the
dropdowns.
Removing a group : Simply remove any keys or passwords for that group and save
the file. When it is re-loaded the group will no longer be available. If you
remove all of the groups, the default set of groups will be re-added when the
file is loaded.

The DataGridViews will be sorted alphabetically (ascending) by group whenever you open a file,
save, print preview or print.

This information is obsolete, please get the latest build you can find at the end of the thread