Does anyone know how to get the num lock to work on a MacBook Pro?
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My experience with this unit tells me that it is best buy a better one next time, however, the seller may send you new one if you report the problem
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It should work. It your computer has a slot for a laptop lock it should work. This suckers pretty universal. It works well on my laptop and It's a 13" Macbook Pro.
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I have absolutely no idea. I know nothing about Apple computers. What I would do, is find someone who has a regular Windows laptop and has a lock. Try it on your 13" MacBook Pro and if it works, then the Sendt should work.
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Hi, I had the same issue. I followed the instructions, set it to 000 and was never able to properly set the combination. Now I have a useless lock.
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hold down the function key - third from left, bottom row - and hit the num lock key at the top right
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Thank you everyone, with the number lock on it does. I went out to get a few more keyboards just in case and the new one works fine without the number lock on....go figure. But thank you again.
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Yes, I'm up to 10.10.1. The ONLY negative is that there is no indicator to tell you if the caps lock is on or off. They did provide software for the MAC that is supposed to show it on the screen, but I never got it to work.
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Yes I am using it on a 2011 15" MBP with a speck case. I do have to open the lid to insert the lock due to the case, but this is not an issue at all.I can't speak for the newer Retina MacBook Pros, you will have to look around to see if it will fit with that chassis. Pretty much every laptop chassis has a lock hole designed for these locks, but I do know that some laptops may cause some issues due to the shape of the laptop body etc.Hope this helps!
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There is no integrated Kensington lock adapter on the Macbook Air, at least not the 2014 model. You can buy a security dock, such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-SafeDock-Security-13-Inch-K67759AM/dp/B008M11WT2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407360613&sr=8-1&keywords=macbook+air+kensington+lock . There may be some other solution to lock it, but I am not aware of it.
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Turn the lock on the bottom of your macbook and pop out the battery. Under the battery you should be able to find the factory installed RAM with a simple locking mechanism that differs for each model, there should be picture instructions showing how to pop those old cards out and replace them with the new ones, exactly as they were arranged. There are probably 4 slots arranged like so: AB CD The 2 new RAM sticks will work @ maximum potential in slots A and B (There might only be A and B anyway). ALSO BE SURE YOU ARE GROUNDED, don't do it on the carpet or else you'll completely fry your new RAM and/or hard drive to death with the static. Serious business. If you don't know how to ground yourself, look that up first.
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My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'&gt;use keypad arrow&gt;use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like 29 inch which barely reaches the right side of the computer if your right handed. Seems pretty well made and is comfortable to use.
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You have to hold down Function and then Press Numlk to turn off the numbers lock (blue led over 1 on right top panel)
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No, as Apple (in their infinite wisdom) removed the lock port (where the lock plugs into). About the only thing you can buy is something like this: Maclocks Lock and Bracket for MacBook Pro Retina 15-Inch Laptops (MBPR15BRW)
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It will work with a MacBook and MacBook Pro. It will not work with a MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I have a MacBook Pro circa 2009 and the lock fits directly into the provided slot next to the Super Drive(CD drive).For my student, I purchased a MacBook Pro with Retina Display, and that computer does not have a provided lock slot (and it does not have a Super Drive either). If you have a MacBook with Retina Display, you will need to buy an attachable lock bracket. The bracket can easily be placed onto the bottom of the laptop yourself. Here is the bracket I purchased for my student:http://www.maclocks.com/macbook-pro-retina-bracket-lock.htmlAdditionally, if you purchase the bracket it comes with its own lock. It will work with a MacBook and MacBook Pro. It will not work with a MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I have a MacBook Pro circa 2009 and the lock fits directly into the provided slot next to the Super Drive(CD drive).For my student, I purchased a MacBook Pro with Retina Display, and that computer does not have a provided lock slot (and it does not have a Super Drive either). If you have a MacBook with Retina Display, you will need to buy an attachable lock bracket. The bracket can easily be placed onto the bottom of the laptop yourself. Here... » Read More It will work with a MacBook and MacBook Pro. It will not work with a MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I have a MacBook Pro circa 2009 and the lock fits directly into the provided slot next to the Super Drive(CD drive).For my student, I purchased a MacBook Pro with Retina Display, and that computer does not have a provided lock slot (and it does not have a Super Drive either). If you have a MacBook with Retina Display, you will need to buy an attachable lock bracket. The bracket can easily be placed onto the bottom of the laptop yourself. Here is the bracket I purchased for my student:http://www.maclocks.com/macbook-pro-retina-bracket-lock.htmlAdditionally, if you purchase the bracket it comes with its own lock. « Show Less
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Yes, you hold down the Fn key and hit NumLock. The Fn key is next to the Windows key which is by the ALT key and the spacebar. The Fn key is in BLUE and controls all the keys with blue color such as the NumLock. You should be able to enter your password then. This has happened to me too. Hope this helps.
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Am typing with this keyboard on a macbook pro right now.I had to use the Ctrl+alt+shift+N shortcut for it to be recognized properly everytime i plug it in however, otherwise it just types gibberish
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I don't have the number pad handy, but I believe it does work with numlock off as I've never given numlock any thought before I've used the number pad.