Num Lock - Keys Affected By Num Lock

Keys Affected By Num Lock

Key on
Numeric Keypad
Num Lock On Num Lock Off
1 1 End
2 2 Down Arrow
3 3 Page Down
4 4 Left Arrow
5 5 Clear
6 6 Right Arrow
7 7 Home
8 8 Up Arrow
9 9 Page Up
0 0 (zero)
Insert
. . (dot) or, (comma) Delete
IBM PC keyboard (Windows, US layout)
Esc F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 PrtScn/
SysRq
ScrLk Pause/
Break
Ins Home PgUp Num Lock / * -
Del End PgDn 7 8 9 +
4 5 6
1 2 3 Ent
0 .
Keyboard keys
Dead keys
  • Compose
Modifier keys
  • Control
  • Shift
  • Alt/Option (Apple)
  • AltGr
  • Command
  • Meta
  • Windows
  • X
  • Super
  • Hyper
  • Fn
Lock keys
  • Scroll lock
  • Num lock
  • Caps lock
  • F-Lock
Navigation
  • Arrow
  • Page Up/Page Down
  • Home/End
Editing
  • Return/Enter
  • Backspace
  • Insert
  • Delete
  • Tab
  • Space bar
Misc.
  • System request/Print screen
  • Break/Pause
  • Escape
  • Menu
  • Numeric keypad
  • Function
  • Power management (Power, Sleep, Wake)
  • Language input
  • Any key
  • Macro key


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