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badacook
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Hi Microsoft Engineer
it Makes me very confused,how can i enable Numlock on Windows 10 fully automatic in command line without pressing the Num lock key
refer to some article this function related to the Registry key "InitialKeyboardIndicators"
but the value is confused somebody said it is "2" ，but other said it is "80000002" and otherwise it maybe "2147483650"
my purpose is to Enable Numlock permanent in Windows 10 when this account is login and not be reset
here is a example of my script but it didn't work and the value of "InitialKeyboardIndicators" under "HKCU" will be reset after logout or reboot
Set-ItemProperty -Path 'Registry::HKU\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard' -Name "InitialKeyboardIndicators" -Value "2" -Force -Verbose
Set-ItemProperty -Path 'Registry::HKCU\Control Panel\Keyboard' -Name "InitialKeyboardIndicators" -Value "2" -Force -Verbose
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it Makes me very confused,how can i enable Numlock on Windows 10 fully automatic in command line without pressing the Num lock key
refer to some article this function related to the Registry key "InitialKeyboardIndicators"
but the value is confused somebody said it is "2" ，but other said it is "80000002" and otherwise it maybe "2147483650"
my purpose is to Enable Numlock permanent in Windows 10 when this account is login and not be reset
here is a example of my script but it didn't work and the value of "InitialKeyboardIndicators" under "HKCU" will be reset after logout or reboot
Set-ItemProperty -Path 'Registry::HKU\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard' -Name "InitialKeyboardIndicators" -Value "2" -Force -Verbose
Set-ItemProperty -Path 'Registry::HKCU\Control Panel\Keyboard' -Name "InitialKeyboardIndicators" -Value "2" -Force -Verbose
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