Windows 10: How to disable on-screen key press status messages Num Lock or Caps Lock

Hello Community,Whenever I press the Num Lock or Caps Lock keys on my keyboard, a status message appears on the screen, indicating "Num Lock On" or "Caps Lock On" please see the attached screenshot. Is there a way to disable this on-screen key press status display?Thanks

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Caps Lock / Num Lock On-Screen Status

Whenever I press caps lock and num lock it shows an on-screen image showing if its on or off. I use caps lock very frequently and would like to know if theres any way to disable this.

 

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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CAPS LOCK

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Symptoms

This article discusses one of the following scenarios:

When you press the NUM LOCK key, the CAPS LOCK key, or the F LOCK (function lock) key on some Microsoft wireless keyboards, no status lights appear on the wireless keyboard to verify whether the key is on or off.

When you press the CAPS LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, or NUM LOCK key on some keyboards, the computer may change the status light on the keyboard without actually changing the CAPS LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, or NUM LOCK state.

Cause

The absence of lights on your keyboard could be to help preserve battery life. On some wireless keyboard or desktop sets, the status lights are on the wireless receiver.

If the State is not actually changing, the computer may not be properly maintaining the CAPS LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, or NUM LOCK state.

This behavior also occurs on some models of Microsoft keyboards if you do not have the Function Lock (F LOCK) key depressed when CAPS LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, or NUM LOCK is depressed.

Note This symptom varies by model. Determine if you have the F LOCK key in the on state. To do this, look at the key that you are using, and if the function is printed on the side of the key, make sure that the F LOCK key light is on.

check this link for more information

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/894037...

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