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Fn Shortcut keys for Toshiba Laptop.
| Fn+ESC | This function mutes the sound from your speakers - on/off button. |
| Fn+F1 | Use this to lock your computer so it can only be used after you reactivate it with your password. |
| Fn+F2 | This displays power saver options, enabling you to reduce screen brightness or switch off your optical drive to extend battery life. |
| Fn+F3 | Activates a low power mode called Instant Standby. In this mode, your notebook remains on, but all the main components are put into a sleep state. The only thing active is the memory so that you can resume work quickly. In Instant Standby, the battery will last approximately 30 hours. |
| Fn+F4 | This Activates a mode called Hibernation. In this mode, your notebook's battery can last up to 26 days. Yet you can still restart relatively quickly all of the contents of your RAM are copied to the hard drive, so you can restart your previous session without interruption. |
| Fn+F5 | This display/presentation button. This lets you cycle through your display options and connect easily to an external projector or screen, saving time and hassle. |
| Fn+F6 | Reduce the brightness of the backlights that illuminate your screen. This is one of the biggest users of the power in your notebook, so it can help extend battery life. |
| Fn+F7 | Increases brightness. Handy when you're in a bright room or outside. |
| Fn+F8 | Wireless On/Off. This lets you cycle between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modes. It can also help you extend battery life by switching off power to the Wi-Fi antennas. |
| Fn+F9 | Mousepad on/off. Handy if you're a touch typist and you don't want the mousepad active while you're using the keyboard. |
| Fn+F10 | Arrow pad on/off. Handy if you're a touch typist and don't want the arrow pad active while you're using the keyboard. |
| Fn+F11 | Number pad on/off. Handy if you're touch typist and you don't want the number pad active while you're using the keyboard. |
| Fn+F12 | Zoom control. This function uses the 3D processing power of the video chip to let you zoom in on the screen - useful for reading smaller text, or looking at the detail in a diagram or photo. |
| Contents are taken from Toshiba official Website. |
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