On a small laptop without a separate number pad, typing the letters U, I and O produces 4, 5 and 6. What is the most likely cause?
Sur un petit portable sans pavé numérique séparé, taper les lettres U, I et O produit 4, 5 et 6. Quelle est la cause la plus probable ?
Answers
AThe keyboard is broken and must be replaced by the vendor under warrantyLe clavier est cassé et doit être remplacé par le fournisseur sous garantie
BA virus has remapped the keysUn virus a réaffecté les touches
CThe keyboard language is set to FrenchLa langue du clavier est réglée sur le français
DNum Lock is on, turning part of the keyboard into a keypadVerr. Num est activé, ce qui transforme une partie du clavier en pavé numérique
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