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I have a five year old Mac desktop computer with the original keyboard... all keys are working fine but the numerical keys. It is as if they are locked. 

 

I have pressed fn and f-six... 

 

Any ideas? 

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f you tried Clear and Shift+Clear to no avail, you probably have a setting enabled in the accessibility options of OS X that is preventing the numeric keypad from acting exclusively as a means of typing numbers. This setting is called Mouse Keys, which allows a user to control the onscreen cursor using the number pad on an extended keyboard.

 

Please see: http://osxdaily.com/2014/12/01/number-keys-not-working-mac-keyboard-fix/

Posted
2 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

I don't have anything that says "clear" ?? Thanks for trying to help...

Have you read the text? Have you tried Mouse keys,etc? 

Clear.jpg

mouse keys.png

Posted

Yes. Thanks - my keyboard does not have that extended area as in the photo above... so, no "clear" key...

 

The enable mouse was unchecked - I picked up an inexpensive keyboard... will have to use that. The local Apple dealer was also no help but may try there again when they have a more senior assistant... 

 

Thanks again. 

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On 12/31/2017 at 1:32 PM, kenk24 said:

I don't have anything that says "clear" ?? Thanks for trying to help...

Try hitting the numbers lock key.

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yes, thanks, 

Just now, jenny2017 said:

OP, why don't you try a new keyboard? Or one from a friend? 

yes, Thanks, I have a new keyboard... to replace the mac keyboard was 3500 baht - I have a logitech for 350 baht,... [note those ##s]

 

only problem with this one is I am not sure if there is a way to adjust the volume??? 

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19 hours ago, kenk24 said:

thanks - but there isn't one - - or not that I recognize... caps lock, yes.

Sorry. I missed the fact it was a MAC keyboard referred to in the initial post.

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