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Keyboard/Mouse Settings#

TrackPoint

Whether to enable built-in TrackPoint.

Possible options:

  1. Off
  2. On - Default.
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
TrackPoint Enable, Disable (on AMD-based machine)
Disable, Automatic (on Intel-based machine)		 No Both
Trackpad

Whether to enable built-in Trackpad

Possible options:

  1. Off
  2. On - Default.
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
TouchPad Disable, Enable (on AMD-based machine
Disable, Automatic (on Intel-based machine)		 No Both
Fn and Ctrl Key swap

Whether to swap behaviors of Fn key and Ctrl key.

When switched On, Fn key works as Ctrl key. Ctrl key works as Fn key.

Bottom-Left key will wake the system from sleep state.

Possible options:

  1. Off - Default.
  2. On
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
FnCtrlKeySwap Disable, Enable No Both
Fn Sticky Key

Whether User can press Fn key to keep it in a pressed condition, then press the desired function key.

Equivalent to pressing the required key and the Fn key simultaneously. When User presses the Fn key twice, the state is locked until User presses the Fn key again.

Possible options:

  1. Off - Default.
  2. On
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
FnSticky Disable, Enable No Both
F1-F12 as Primary Function

Whether to disable the hotkey functionality of the function keys (F1, F2, and so on) in Windows 8.1/10, to avoid having to press Fn to use the function.

When switched Off, the special hotkey functionality will be enabled.

The methods differ by model. Examples:
- "How to use the function keys without pressing Fn in Windows 8.1/10" at Lenovo Support
- "Function keys are not working" at Lenovo Support

Possible options:

  1. On -
  2. Off - Default.

Alternatively, to switch to above two options, press Fn+Esc to use FnLk (Fn Lock). LED is on when FnLk is enabled.

WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
FnKeyAsPrimary Disable, Enable No Both
Keyboard Layout

Select keyboard layout in pre-OS environment.

This configuration does not affect OS.

Possible options:

  1. US English - Default
  2. Canadian French Multilingual
  3. Canadian French
  4. Spanish (Latin America)
  5. Portuguese (Brazil)
  6. Belgian
  7. Danish
  8. Spanish
  9. French
  10. German
  11. Hungarian
  12. Icelandic
  13. Italian
  14. Norwegian
  15. Portuguese
  16. Slovenian
  17. Swedish
  18. Swiss
  19. Turkish
  20. UK English
  21. Japanese
  22. Korean
  23. Traditional Chinese
  24. Turkish-F
  25. Estonian
  26. Finnish
  27. Czech

On latest machines, BIOS added support for ASCII special characters and symbols such as @, ! , ?, etc. Those characters depend on keyboard layout and BIOS cannot know the attached keyboard, therefore users have to select keyboard layout if they replace keyboard.

WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP AMD/Intel
KeyboardLayout English_US, CanadianFrenchMultilingual, CanadianFrench,
Spanish_LA, Portuguese_BR, Belgian, Danish,
Spanish, French, German, Hungarian, Icelandic,
Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Slovenian,
Swedish, Swiss, Turkish, English_UK, Japanese,
Korean, TraditionalChinese, Turkish-F, Estonian, Finnish, Czech		 Yes Both