Couldn't making adjustments to the part of the PC that tells it what each key is supposed to do when pushed (I think its called keymapping) help with the Fn and CTRL keys? I started looking into this myself in order to disable the F1 key on all my computers because I use F2 all the time and usually hit F1 by accident in the process. Just saying.
Evan
· 1 year ago
I looked into that, but it's hard-wired into the BIOS or something, since the FN key is used to underclock the processor, enable/disable the webcam, control volume and brightness, etc..
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