“The "lock" key on the far right of the keyboard (theoretically doubling as the minus key) is very poorly placed and results in me signing out my Windows session whenever I accidentally press it. Is there a way to disable it via software settings?”
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This is the stupidest design. I can't use the 10 key on the MK320 keyboard because the - key locks my computer. I'm returning it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Download the Logi Options+ app on your computer (don't believe what you read about not being able to change any settings for the MK320 since it's a "basic" keyboard) and add your new keyboard (it may take a minute or two for the app to pick up your new keyboard). Once connected, click on the keyboard on the screen and it will take you to another screen which will have the settings button for your keyboard. Click on settings and then under Genera, toggle on the "Use F1, F2 etc. keys as standard function keys". Once you do this, the - key will work like a - key and will stop acting like a lock key thankfully. I'm a CPA, so I was thinking I was going to have get a new keyboard, but I read the above on a reddit board.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Unfortunately, the Logitech MK320 is a plug-and-play device, and there are no software settings or customization options available to disable or remap that key. There's no Logitech software that works with this particular model to change key functions.
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