Logitech keyboard / setpoint issue So I am on 10240 RTM and am curious if anyone has a work around for the Logitech keyboards, specifically my K360 is not showing up in setpoint, thus I don't get the onscreen popups for Num lock (bad because this keyboard does not have an indicator light). I have a Logitech Wave keyboard and MX1100 mouse wireless combo that worked great on Win 7 but I had issues on Win 10. I experienced weird scroll issues with the mouse, basically it would start to scroll 3 lines wile browsing (as configured) then it would jump to scroll to about 10 lines and drop down to scroll to one line. Of course my keyboard time and windows has not worked since Windows 10 install back in July. I find most anything from Logitech is not working properly (webcam, mice and keyboards) with W10 where everything good with W7. (I have the latest setpoint installed, removed, installed, removed, etc etc.).
Today there is once again a short tip – this time for all owners of Logitech keyboards with a FN-key. Some time ago I was looking for a new keyboard. Criterion: Parallel usage of several devices – usually via Bluetooth. In the end the choice fell on the Logitech K375s. Stylish design, support for up to 3 devices that can be connected via Bluetooth or Logitech Unifying receiver. Only one small problem remained: the FN key.
/impa-code-6th-edition-free-download.html. [aawp box=”B01N5BVUGS” template=”list”]By pressing the FN key, the second assignment of individual keys can be activated. For example: You can control the volume by pressing the F12 key while holding down the FN key. So that’s the way I would prefer it at least. In practice, the FN key is active the whole time. Which means – press the F12 key to change the volume and if you want the real F12 behaviour, press FN + F12. Since I use the F-keys regularly, this behavior is exactly reversed from the wanted one. Yes, there’s a software from Logitech, called Logitech Options, which allows to switch the behavior, but it does not run under Linux. (I’m on Linux for some months now.) For Linux there is Solaar, which shall be a replacement for Logitch Options, but in turn it does not offer the FN key option for the K375s keyboard. And the solution?
Change the default setting of the FN key
Logitech Setpoint Download Windows 7
If you are searching the web, you’ll get tips from software, via github projects and BIOS adjustments, to shell scripts, but the solution is so much simpler. And in addition, the solution works without any additional piece of software. If you press the FN key and ESC at the same time, the K375s will change the default behavior. Thus, the F-keys can be used again as usual.
Logitech Setpoint Windows Key Activation
I could test this solution only with my Logitech K375s. If you have other Logitech keyboards (or keyboards from other manufacturers), where this key combination also works, let me know in the comments. Maybe we can bring together a list of all supported keyboards.