Windows 10: Caps Lock Num Lock Notification How do i Disable it?

So I have Removed HP System Event Utility and Watched a Video On disabling it to No avail didn't work Even After That it still has the Notifications popping up and oh boy it makes my blood boil - HP Pavillion Desktop TP01-3xxx- 24H2- Drivers Updated - Deleted HP System Event Utility - I do NOT use the on screen Keyboard pls help i have been at this for 3 hours

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How to disable the on-screen notification of caps lock/num lock enabling/disabling?

Yes, I can confirm that. No Caps lock notification appears in HP System Event Utility version 1.5.10.0. The Num Lock OSD does appear, though.

 

On Screen Caps Lock and Num Lock notifications : Windows 10

Hi, these may help:
How to Enable or Disable the Caps Lock Key in Windows 10
How to Turn Off Caps Lock with Caps Lock or Shift Key in Windows 10

The reverse of methods 1 & 2 may help with Num Lock:
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How to disable Caps Lock/ Num Lock notification Windows 10?

Caps lock and/or num lock icons displaying permanently on Lenovo laptop screen

I have a Lenovo E530c laptop running on Windows 10. I was experiencing the same problem as many users, judging from the number of on line queries and posts, with the caps lock and/or num lock icons staying permanently on at the bottom centre of the screen (black boxes containing either a white numeral one or a capital letter A).

Several posts suggested going to Control Panel, and clicking on “Display,” then clicking on the “Show the indicator for a few seconds” option. This disables the “Always show the indicator” option that was apparently the root of the problem. I tried this to discover that there was no “Display” option under “Control Panel” on my machine.

I eventually clicked on “Settings”, which resulted in a menu with a “Display” option. I clicked on the “display adapter properties” link at the very bottom of this page, which led to a series of tabs, one of which is “screen configurations”. This where I found the caps/numlock display options mentioned above.

So if your machine doesn’t have a “Display” heading under Control Panel (like mine) the solution is:

• Click on the “search” icon at the bottom left of the screen
  
• Type in “Control panel” (both words)
  
• Click on “Settings”
  
• Click on “Display”
  
• Click on “Display adapter settings” at the bottom of the screen
  
• Click on the “Screen configurations” tab
  
• Click on the “Show the indicator for a few seconds"