Setting Caps Lock & Num Lock Status on startup
Every time I start windows the NumLock is always off. Since I usually set a number for my Windows password, its quite irritating to press the NumLock every time. So, today I will tell you how to set the status by editing your registry.
Please make sure you make a backup of your registry before editing it.
- Click Start, then click Run
- Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard
- Select the String InitialKeyboardIndicators
- Change the string value to the desired value as shown in the table below
| String Value | Effect |
| 0 | All Keys Off |
| 1 | Caps Lock On |
| 2 | Num Lock On |
| 3 | Caps Lock & Num Lock On |
| 4 | Scroll Lock On |
| 5 | Caps Lock & Scroll Lock On |
| 6 | Num Lock & Scroll Lock On |
| 7 | All Keys On |

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you can also set the status of numlock at boot in the bios.
It look like a new but it is old bubsy challenge
Nice post, thanks for all the useful info
nice post, thanks for all the info