Is there no delete key? How can windows folks do CTRL ALT Delete (which is like all the time)? I like Home End and PrtScrn, any of those abilities?
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Mine has a delete key. I ordered my keyboard from this page, but mine differs slightly from pictured. I guess your results may vary.
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Ctrl+Shift+Esc brings up Task Manager without going through the Ctrl+Alt+Del function.
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The newest model of this keyboard has a delete key, so if you order one now you will get it.
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Its been driving me crazy! But I've been sitting here mashing buttons and found that if you press cmd+7 it brings up the task manager in windows. :))) I just found about twenty more hidden key functions. Seriously, get bored and you'll figure out how cool this little keyboard is!
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Use the arrows to highlight what you want to be deleted then press capital "DEL" to delete. There is also a "clear" button that will clear everything on the screen. Hope this helps. I have two my son is in college using it for basic algebra and my daughter is in high school.
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You can program something like Eventghost to use a keyboard shortcut key combination to shut down your PC, or you can use the dedicated Ctrl+Alt+Del key or Windows key to navigate to a clickable shutdown button.
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Tha will be a good idea, but Unfortunately the only way to add delete and set codes are manually. I didn't see any option like that in the manual and the interface I'm using doesn't offer that feature neither.
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Yeah same here. I went to Microsoft's Surface website and found that they must have had this happen a few times. What I did (after I returned one then the second did not work either but worked better). Some quick steps: 1. Open the charm bar and select "Settings" charm. 2. Select change PC Settings. 3. Select Updated and Recovery. 4. Select Recovery. 5. Under "Refresh your PC..." select the "get started" button. 6. follow directions. This will fix up the machine so that recognizes the new keyboard. You will not lose any files. You will have to re-install all your MS updates. 7. If this doesn't work you will want to go nuclear and select the the recovery option of "Remove Everything and Reinstall Windows". I did not have to go nuclear. After this the thing worked great. One thing is that my fist keyboard was completely dead. The second one had a few keys working and it lit up the keys. So I think the first one would not have worked ever. you may want to evaluate that too. Good Luck!
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The "del" key is the delete key, which is essentially the backspace you are looking for. I highly recommend this calculator for the features and price. TI-84 will get your son through high school and also help in college. In college you will most likely be needing something like a ti-89 though (also has a del/backspace key). :)
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Greetins. The "delete" key have backspace function. Thanks for your question.
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No idea. I tossed everything. But it probably is because it ran so slow on my Windows 7. I think it's designed for older software.
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I don't know. I use it with Windows XP with no problems, and I used a lot of keystrokes, rather than mouse like cntrl + c for copy.
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There isn't an Alt key on the keypad itself. However, you can press the Ctrl and Alt keys on your keyboard along with the Del key on the Targus keypad, which will take you to the Ctrl/Alt/Del screen. I hope that I have answered your question.
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There is no delete option. I hope they fix it, but for right now, the only delete is to do a factory reset via the computer.
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Regret it is really made for Microsoft Windows and Android - the Operating Systems overwhelmingly most used by most people.Ctrl A selects All, Ctr X cuts, Ctrl C copies, and Ctrl V pastes. Shift A selects just a range... Those work with both Android and Windows. The twelve function keys F1 to F12 are features for Windows as well. There are free programs for the Windows world that let you assign keystrokes to customize what those function keys do. Perhaps such exist for Apple s that would let you make those keys do what you want. Sorry.
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No, you do not have to delete the starter version. Just follow the one-screen prompts & input your key-codes to activate. First thing after that, immediately go to Windows Update and download all the current patches, etc. You should have no problems.
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I don't see anything labeled as such on this keyboard. Does have a key for: media player, calculator, "windows key" to take you to docs, programs, etc.; shortcut key to menu for undo, copy, paste etc., 3 keys to adjust volume from mute to high. Has separate calculator keypad on right side. I looked at some earlier questions about this keyboard and someone said keys were smaller. (but I think you have a lot more functions available). Another comment indicated there wasn't a guide or manual to help identify what all the keys can do. I figured the above keys out just by pressing on them. I like it so far, so good luck with it. Don't forget, it also comes with a corded mouse. Win-win for me. I don't see anything labeled as such on this keyboard. Does have a key for: media player, calculator, "windows key" to take you to docs, programs, etc.; shortcut key to menu for undo, copy, paste etc., 3 keys to adjust volume from mute to high. Has separate calculator keypad on right side. I looked at some earlier questions about this keyboard and someone said keys were smaller. (but I think you have a lot more functions available). Another comment indicated there wasn't a guide or manual to help identify what all the keys can do. I figured the above keys out just by pressing on... » Read More I don't see anything labeled as such on this keyboard. Does have a key for: media player, calculator, "windows key" to take you to docs, programs, etc.; shortcut key to menu for undo, copy, paste etc., 3 keys to adjust volume from mute to high. Has separate calculator keypad on right side. I looked at some earlier questions about this keyboard and someone said keys were smaller. (but I think you have a lot more functions available). Another comment indicated there wasn't a guide or manual to help identify what all the keys can do. I figured the above keys out just by pressing on them. I like it so far, so good luck with it. Don't forget, it also comes with a corded mouse. Win-win for me. « Show Less
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There are several issues with getting this computer to correctly work with windows, or should I say you getting use to the keyboard. The keyboard is really awesome, but doesn't play well with Windows. - Delete key, even if you map it (using several mapping utilities such as sharp key) will not work in outlook. So deleting emails is really pain. Still trying to figure this one out. - Alt/Window -&gt; alt/Command, this mapping is easy or just get used to switched key combinations -- Fwd delete / backspace -- no page up/page down / insert
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just a delete key. there are four arrows at the bottom to move the cursor, also
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Yes, you hold down the Fn key and hit NumLock. The Fn key is next to the Windows key which is by the ALT key and the spacebar. The Fn key is in BLUE and controls all the keys with blue color such as the NumLock. You should be able to enter your password then. This has happened to me too. Hope this helps.