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12 gru 2022 · Press the Windows home key. Choose to display "all apps" (upper right) and scroll down to the apps that start with "L". Look for an app called "Lenovo HotKeys" and launch it. (I had to launch it twice). Choose the "Settings" gear icon, lower left. Hopes this works for others.
Scroll down till you see the "Lenovo Fn and function keys service". Right-click and go to "Properties". In the resulting dialog box, there's a field called "Startup type" with a dropdown box.
Lenovo Hotkeys is an upgrade version of Lenovo Utility. It supports the hotkey function on Lenovo notebook computers by providing On Screen Display (OSD) to show the current hotkey status.
Turns out my wireless lenovo keyboard is whats causing it. If you have one too do this: Bring up the task manager, go to the Startup tab, disable "on screen display application", restart.
I tried every advice so far and nothing helps. Press the Windows key. Type "services.msc" and press Enter. Scroll down to "Lenovo Fn and Function key service". Right-click > Properties. In the General tab, change the Startup-type to Disabled. Restart your computer.
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22 maj 2023 · I just figured out that when you have an uninstalled/deleted application but the icon is still in the Launchpad and it doesn't give you an 'X' when you hold the [option] key, there are two ways to delete them: METHOD 1: (The app is actually still on the system somewhere) Drag the icon from the Launchpad to the App Dock.
