Thank you Nicole for quick respond but there's no "Break" or "FN" button (see picture of the keyboard.
Where can I find (or go to) pause button/key
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Where can I find (or go to) pause button/key this KGR1173 Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop keyboard (model # 1531, 1557, 1461).
Some respond for this question to use CRTL + Scrlk but it's not working.
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Anonymous
2023-02-01T21:52:44+00:00 -
Anonymous
2023-02-01T21:26:19+00:00 Hi, I’m Nicole, I’ll be happy to help you out today.
The Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop keyboard (model #1531, 1557, 1461) does not have a dedicated "Pause" button. However, you can use the "Pause" function on the keyboard by using the combination of the "Ctrl" and "Break" keys. To do this, simply press and hold down the "Ctrl" key and then press the "Break" key. This should activate the "Pause" function on your keyboard. The "Break" key on a keyboard is typically labeled as "Pause" or "Pause/Break" and is usually located near the upper right corner of the keyboard, near the "Scroll Lock" and "Num Lock" keys. It may be a separate key or combined with the "Pause" key.
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Anonymous
2023-02-01T22:03:09+00:00 Sorry yes as I review the keyboard image there is no break key on it. visit the link below and check if it help you on the information that you needed.