Numbers Lock on Startup

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  1. Posts : 526
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       #11

    MourningStar said:
    ^
    perfect, thx Shawn!
    oops - I needed this for power-on only. The Win + L key, I still desire it's intended function because I run a lock screen slideshow. Or perhaps an alternate way to activate lock screen, need to have cake and eat it too. -
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       #12

    Just a thought, has the BIOS been set to turn the NumLock key on at bootup?
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  3. Posts : 526
    Windows 10 (22H2)
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       #13

    Berton said:
    Just a thought, has the BIOS been set to turn the NumLock key on at bootup?
    BIOS has never been accessed.
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  4. Posts : 526
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       #14

    MourningStar said:
    ... Or perhaps an alternate way to activate lock screen, need to have cake and eat it too. -
    I am starting to believe I will not be able to have the cake so ...

    Not at all savvy about reg files. Can a batch file execute a reg file and bypass all those prompts? I have a batch script that runs at startup and one that runs on shutdown. I was thinking, if possible that the startup batch would contain the 'disable lock screen' reg and the shutdown batch contain the 'disable lockscreen' reg. Thoughts?
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  5. Posts : 14,022
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       #15

    MourningStar said:
    BIOS has never been accessed.
    Don't know about that computer model but have seen some that had to go through the BIOS setup [usually F2 at the motherboard/brand logo] to assure the RAM/Random Access Memory is correct and the boot/system drive is identified. Windows has to read the BIOS to determine what resources it has to work with before it starts loading.
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  6. Posts : 526
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       #16

    Thanks Berton. Post #1 issue resolved via reg suggestion. Any input with regards to post #7 and #14?
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