Situatie
If your Microsoft Account password contains numbers, you might want to use a numeric part of your keyboard while you’re typing your password on login. The NumLock is one of the NumPad keys usually found on the right side of normal-sized keyboards. However, some smaller keyboards or laptops have the NumPad integrated into their main keys. Either way, the NumPad is an optional set of keys that is turned off by default, and needs to be activated to function on Windows 10.
Solutie
Pasi de urmat
Enable NumLock and restart the computer
- While on Lock Screen, press the NumLock key on your keyboard to enable it.
- Reboot the system from the power button on the Lock Screen.
- When you turn on your system once again the NumLock should be enabled.
Enable NumLock with a Registry tweak
- Go to Search, type regedit, and open Registry Editor.
- Navigate to the following path: HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard
- Find the string value named InitialKeyboardIndicators and set its value to 80000002
- Click OK and close the Registry Editor.
Disable Fast Startup
- Go to Start, then Control Panel and Power Options.
- Click on Choose what the power buttons do
- Select the option Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Uncheck the Turn on Fast Startup check box.
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