Windows 10: Numlock is always lit, and some other keys not working!

Hi, I have tried many times but the ease of access doesn't work. My Numlock is always lit, the Num keys work, but the other features like Numlock light doesn't turn off/on, Insert, Delete, PgUp Home, PgDn End, Doesn't seem to work when I'm playing games like ArcheAge. I reinstalled the driver for my MSI GT70 2PC Dominator Laptop Steel series engine for the keyboard. But I can't seem to figure out this issue and it's been going on for awhile now. I looked all around the internet for the answers and some are just confusing. Please help!

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down arrow key stopped working

My razor lycosa down arrow key decided to not respond at some point today. The other ones work and so does the numpad arrow if i turn off the numlock. Sounds like its just broken and im screwed, but any suggestions?

 

Windows10 - numlock not on at startup

Hi guys,

Trick was not really helpful.

After a logon, the NumLock key is now effectively on, but I need this before the logon.

My logon password has digits, and I would need the Numlock key to be «ON» at the logon process.

Is there another way to solve that ??

Thanks for your help.

Robert

 

How can I repurpose the NumLock light to instead show when the Kana modifier is active?

I've come to the realization that the NumLock key is useless. As far as I can tell, its sole reason for existing is to cause me several seconds of frustration whenever I accidentally turn it off.

In my crusade against this malicious key, I made it automatically enabled at startup, and used KbdEdit to remap it to the Kana modifier key, which is apparently an obscure modifier similar to Ctrl or Shift, except that it can be toggled on/off like CapsLock or NumLock. This is great and has allowed me to add some useful new functionalities to my keyboard, but now the NumLock light is perpetually lit, redundantly signifying my always-on NumLock status.

And so, as a final step in this battle for practicality, I'd like to repurpose this light to show whether or not the Kana modifier is currently active. How can I go about doing this?

In order of significance, an ideal solution:

1. Works consistently
   
2. Uses minimal external software
   
3. Works on multiple versions of Windows