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Disable numpad

 In addition to NumLock - disable those keys altogether
 
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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]

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       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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