There is no key for numlock on my Dell studio 15 keyboard

This model has no numlock as it has no keypad. It looks like a faulty keyboard as the linked keys appear to be in the same column in the keyboard grid. You could try Fn+F11 as this solves certain other keyboard problems with symbols etc. Otherwise could be a new keyboard required.

Hi,

Try to use the on-screen keyboard and try to disable the numlock function there. Hope it helps. =)

Dell Latitude 2110 does not have a numpad so it doesn't have a NumLock button,

There should be a num lock key on you computer. You may have to push the fn key located by the windows and the alt key on the bottom left of your computer. And this will give keys other functions. So look again for num lock in small righting on one of the keys

Alt+0241

On Windows, the Alt key functions as a modifier like the Shift key. To make special characters, hold down the Alt key and type in the numbers from the numeric keypad. Note that on the some small keyboards (e.g. laptop keybaords) the “numeric keypad” is found by pressing the NumLock key and then looking for the keys on your keyboard that double as numeric keypad keys when in NumLock mode.

Hi,
To disable the NumLock on your laptop you need to press the Fn key (is located at the bottom right or bottom left or your keyboard), keep it pressed and then press the NumLock key.

Regards,
nicolasiac

In the lower left hand corner of your Dell Keyboard -- you will see a Blue Key labeled -- "Fn". This key allows you the use of ALL of the other blue labeled keys on your keyboard. You must press the FN key and the other "blue" key at the same time for them to work.

The keys on the right side of the keyboard with the blue numbers on them are controlled by the Numlock key and Fn key. The light at the top of the keyboard near the power button, with the number "9" inside a picture of a lock, will be lit if the Numlock is enabled.
You may need to press the Fn key to type numbers even if the Numlock is turned on. There is a setting in the BIOS called Enable Keypad and if you set it to By Numlock you will not have to hold down this key to type a number.

If you are still having trouble with these keys, please see the general keyboard troubleshooting guide

http://ftp1.us.dell.com/diags/R65848.htm#Key not responding or typing wrong character

Most likely you have your numlock key turned on by mistake. Look on your computer and see if there is a light with a padlock and a number in the padlock. It is probably lit up. Now look for a key on your keyboard called "numlock" and press the key once. See if the light goes off. When you have the numlock key on some of the letter keys will work as numbers like a calculator. When you turn it off the keys are back to letters.

Very popular Dell situation. Only quick fix is to turn the unit over and tighten all the available screws. The second option is to replace the keyboard which is affordable at about 15-30 dollars and simple enough to exchange.Thirdly, you can purchase a keyboard and a PS2-USB adapter and use an external keyboad. The adapter is about 10 dollars and the keyboard ranges from 15-60 dollars.

try using the on screen keyboard which is available at Start -- All Programs-- Accesories-- Accessibilty -- Onscreen Keyboard..once u r there u can click off the num key from the onscreen keyboard.