“I recently purchased this keyboard. Is there a numbers lock located on this keyboard like the Caps lock key is? How do I know whether the numbers is locked or unlocked? I don't see it on the keyboard layout. Please let me know. Thank you”
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There is a numbers lock key, it is located above the number 7 on the number keypad and is labeled Clear / lock symbol. In addition I discovered that the opt/ start button located below the Z on the main keyboard serves as the Windows button. Hope this helps,
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The number lock key is right above the "7" key on the number pad. It has the word "clear" next to an icon of a lock. There is no light to indicate if the number lock is on, but with the software installed on Windows/Mac you'll see an indicator on the screen pop up when you turn the number lock on or off.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.In addition to the number lock button ID'd above, if you're using this with a laptop, make sure the number lock is turned on on the laptop as well
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I almost returned the keyboard thinking mine was faulty. the number lock key on the logi 250 doesn't work. your numberlock on your laptop or virtual keyboard needs to be activated for the number pad on the logi 250 to work, so just activate the numberlock on your windows virtual keyboard. here are more instructions from windows 11: If you can’t find the Num Lock key, its location and activation method depend on whether you’re using a desktop, laptop, or compact keyboard. Desktop Laptop Check the top-left corner of the numeric keypad for a key labeled Num Lock, NumLk, or a padlock icon with a number. Look for an LED indicator light that turns on when Num Lock is active. Press the Num Lock key once to enable number entry, and press again to disable it. Check your keyboard manual for any alternate Fn key combinations if a dedicated Num Lock key is missing. Test the keyboard on another device to rule out hardware issues. Update or reinstall your keyboard drivers via Device Manager > Keyboards > right-click > Update driver. In Windows Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard, ensure Mouse Keys is turned off, as it can disable the number pad.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Briteness, I'm still adjusting to those vertical "bars" (these guys: |) on the keys that divide space between Windows/Mac key icons. So yeah, finding some of the familiar Windows keys takes me a second longer than normal. The GOOD NEWS is the NUMLOCK key is in its usual place: upper-left corner of the NUMPAD. It kinda looks like this: clear|(lock icon). So remember, the word "clear" is the Mac icon while the lock with a 1 in it is the key you're looking for! Assuming you're a Windows user of course. On the bright side the CAPS key has a small indicator light, but sadly the NUMLOCK key doesn't. So the only way I know it's engaged (other than using it) is when I get an onscreen notification -- so I usually poke it a few times until I see "Num Lock On" on my screen to be sure.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.FN+Clear with lock the numbers on, and it will show on your Windows screen. I looked for an hour on web and Logi website and found nothing. Finally found it on a Reddit post.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It’s above the 7 button. It has Clear|Lock Symbol on it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, there is a number lock on this keyboard.
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