Como sempre ativar o numlock no Windows 10?

Question

Eu tentei alterar HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard > InitialKeyboardIndicators to 2147483650 e ativou numlock. No entanto, se eu bloquear meu computador (o numlock ainda está ativo na tela de logon) e o numlock de login ficar desativado.

Existe uma maneira de não perder a configuração? Ou uma maneira de executar um script toda vez que eu desbloqueio meu computador para que eu possa ativá-lo dessa maneira?

When I turn the computer on numlock is ON. In the logon screen it is ON, after the login it is ON. If I lock the screen it is ON, if I unlock it switches to OFF

    

Answer 1

Bem, eu resolvi assim:

• Criado um programa para ativar o NumLock quando executado sem uma janela ( link )
• Criado uma tarefa agendada
  • Geral
    • "Executar somente quando o usuário estiver conectado"
    • "Executar com privilégios mais altos"
  • Disparadores
    • "No desbloqueio da estação de trabalho de qualquer usuário"
  • Ações
    • "Iniciar um programa" (NumLock.exe)

Answer 2

First, head to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard. Double-click the “InitialKeyboardIndicators” value in the right pane and set it to “2”.

Next, expand the “HKEY_USERS” folder. You’ll now need to repeat the above process several times, changing the InitialKeyboardIndicators value under each folder inside the HKEY_USERS folder.

Start by going to HKEY_USERS.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard, and changing the InitialKeyboardIndicators value to 2. Next, repeat the process for the folder below the .DEFAULT folder–it’ll start with an “S-“.

Repeat this process for the remaining folders inside HKEY_USERS, changing the Control Panel\Keyboard\InitialKeyboardIndicators setting under each one.

Next, shut down, then boot the computer back up again. When you reach the login screen, press the Num Lock key once to enable it. Don’t log into the computer. From the login screen, click the power button and select “Shut down” to shut down the computer again.

Boot the computer back up and Num Lock will be enabled on the login screen. It seems that this puts Fast Startup into a state where it will automatically enable Num Lock at every boot.

https://www.howtogeek.com/244606/how-to-enable-num-lock-automatically-when-your-computer-boots/