[SOLVED] Keyboard issue after upgrade to Mint 18 - numbers on right side do not work
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David, I did go to the keyboard section and selected "Restore defaults" but I did not see a place to check or uncheck something about "pointer can be controlled using the keypad".
It should be in a tab marked "mouse keys", not "layout". Another possibility is that it's in some other configuration tool under "assistive technologies - keyboard accessibility".
Some people with this problem seem to have solved it by just pressing Control-Shift-NumLock. Don't ask how!
David McCann- Eureka! Problem solved - the mouse settings under Accessibility had the 'mouse pointer' thing I had been looking for and now I have numbers :-)
David McCann- Eureka! Problem solved - the mouse settings under Accessibility had the 'mouse pointer' thing I had been looking for and now I have numbers :-)
SO just to clarify....your numbers key pad works now?
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