The Function Keys (F1 to F12) on the Windows keyboard have specifically assigned roles. For example, F1 opens the help page of any application you’re currently on. This is useful in many situations.

Have you ever been playing a game on your computer and unknowingly pressed one of your Shift keys a few times in a row, only to have your game suddenly interrupted or minimized by a pop-up window and ...

If you're using a Windows laptop, there are several reasons why you may want to disable the built-in keyboard. For example, ...

I'll confess: my MacBook's keyboard has seen better days. I've been meaning to clean it for a while, but I always put it off because of how hard Apple makes disabling the keyboard in general: Whenever ...

Chromebooks are computers that run ChromeOS. They are usually lightweight and have a touchscreen. You can get a Chromebook in different forms, such as a computer, tablet, or sometimes both. Most ...

Not only does all-Caps text looks annoying, but the accidental turning on of the Caps Lock is also annoying. It happens now and then, only to realize it later on. Now it may so happen that someone has ...

Sticky Keys is a feature in Windows that allows modifier keys like Shift, Ctrl, Alt, or the Windows key to remain active even after being released, which can be helpful for those with physical ...

Windows has plenty of buried features—and a few are tied to keyboard shortcuts that most users stumble across accidentally. For example, take Sticky Keys, which is an accessibility feature. It lets ...