how to use the numeric keypad on a dell inspiron e1705 laptop?

Question

how to use the numeric keypad on e1750 dell inspiron laptop?






























i have a dell laptop e1750, does anybody know how to use the numeric keypad

Answer 1

Another possibility: look for a key called "Pad Lock" or maybe "Num Lock." On a laptop keyboard, the Pad Lock key makes some of the letter keys function as a ten-ley pad, the same as how Caps Lock makes letters come out in ALL CAPS. Press the Pad Lock key once to toggle the keypad on, and again to turn it off.

Answer 2

The solution is to use both the Number Lock and Fn keys.



* First, the Number Lock must be on. (On my Inspiron 9100 it's located above the F11 key: 'Num Lk') There's a light that turns on when you activate it to show you that it's on. (again, on the 9100 it's the first of 3 lights above the keyboard, and to the left of the power button. The icon below it is tiny, but it's got a 9 inside a lock - thus Number Lock). Once number lock is on ...



* Then hold down the blue Fn key (second key in from the bottom left of the keyboard, right beside the Ctrl key: 'Fn' written in blue). Hold the Fn key down with your left hand (I use pinkie or thumb, actually) and type the number pad keys (also in in blue) with your right hand. (So M=0, J=1, K=2, etc.).



Just remember, you have to keep holding the Fn key the whole time or you revert back to letters.



Hope this helps, and Happy Numbering!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I don't have that model, but if you have numbers (sometimes in blue) on the same key as letters, then you may have to hold down the Fn key to use the numbers instead of letters.