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Fred7600 -  
Hello,

I have an Asus Transformer 2-in-1 (attached the keyboard) and I'm having a keyboard issue. Let me explain: u becomes 4, i becomes 5, o becomes 6, p becomes *, m becomes -, l becomes 3, etc.
What should I do?
Thank you

6 answers

  1.  baladur13 Moderator
    Hello
    Your keyboard has switched to numeric keypad mode
    See
    https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/6767-touche-fn-bloquee-clavier-numerique
    For your device, press Fn + Insert according to a manual for the Asus Transformer T100
    If this is not the solution, please provide the exact references of this Asus Transformer
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    1. Erryn
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      1. Erryn
        otherwise try this manipulation because your keyboard might be in Qwerty
        To do this, just use one of these key combinations:
        Shift + Alt Gr
        Shift + Alt
        Alt + Shift (in this order)
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      2. Fred7600 Author
        a z e r t y 4 5 6 * ^ $ q s d f g h 1 2 3 - ù * < w x c v b n 0 ; . +
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      3. Erryn
        really strange, a few letters are missing
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      4. Erryn
        try resetting your keyboard
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      5. Fred7600
        You have all the letter input.
        Where can I do that on Windows 10?
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    2. docsteph
      Disable the numeric keypad function and it will solve your problem.
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      1. Fred7600 Author
        Where do I do this?
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      3. baladur13 Moderator
        @docstephHi
        Fn + F9 disables (or enables) the touchpad... not the numeric one!
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      4. docsteph
        @baladur13Given the photo, it's not obvious to see.
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      5. baladur13 Moderator
        @docstephRight-click on the photo and then select "Open in a new tab," and there you can zoom in as desired using Ctrl +.
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    5. jolyjump3r
      Mashed potatoes, it looks like a Mac!

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      1. Fred7600
        And no, it's an Asus! Do you have an answer? :)
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    6. jolyjump3r
      Not at all, sorry. It was the image that caught my attention. Good luck.

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