Win7 sets the method of CapsLock prompt tone

When typing, we often accidentally encounter CapsLock, which causes our input to go wrong. Is there any way to avoid or remind us? Let Xiaobian tell you the solution to this problem.

Solution:

Click the circular start button in the lower left corner of the Win7 desktop, select “Control Panel - Easily Access ”, click to open “Easy Access Center” .

In the "Easy Access Center" "Click “ Make the keyboard easier to use”.

In the "Make typing easier" section, check the "Enable toggle button" and press the "OK" button to save the settings.

Now, first ensure that the sound card of our Win7 system is installed correctly and that there are headphones or speakers that can sound normally. Press CapsLock in the caps lock key, or press the number lock button NumLock. Have you heard the Win7 system? “Drip & rdquo; prompt tone? Now, as long as we press these two keys, the Win7 system will promptly sound to remind us, very intimate, right?

If we check the “Turn on the NumLock button for 5 seconds to enable the toggle button”, it is more convenient, and you don’t have to go to the Easy Setup Center of the Control Panel. As long as you press and hold the 5-second digital lock button NumLock, you can switch the sound prompt status of this setting to the Win7 system.

If the current state is to turn off the voice prompt state, press the 5 second NumLock button, you will hear & ldquo; drop & rdquo; sound and pop-up window. Ask if you want to enable the toggle button function, click “yes> to open the voice prompt.

If the current state is to turn on the voice prompt state, after pressing the NumLock button for 5 seconds, you will hear a small piece of fast-decreasing “drop” sound (it feels like a power failure). The Win7 system will turn off the sound switching function and cancel the sound prompt.

With this prompt, we don't have to worry about playing a big paragraph before we find that our keyboard is locked in uppercase, and the previous ones are all wrong words.