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My question is similar to this question but the situation here is in an external keyboard (Logitech Comfort Keyboard K290). Is there anyway I can revert the Fn key to behave as it is pressed all the time?

note : this is not a problem, this is the default of the keyboard. all F keys cannot be pressed without Fn key as the default ones are shortcuts (brightness - volume - media - ..etc)

I am wiring the keyboard to Asus K55VD - Windows 8

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For anyone else that stumbles upon this question. SetPoint now includes a checkbox that enables you to change the default setting back to using F1-F12 instead of media keys:

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For all the people still wondering how to do this on Linux, here is the link to the solution:

https://github.com/milgner/k290-fnkeyctl

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enter image description herefor those who came here looking for a solution, use powertoys. There is a keyboard remapping feature. With it, you will select f1 and it will remap to fn+f1 Then it will select fn+f1 and remap to f1. With this you will reverse the order of the keys

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Logitech keyboards can now toggle the default status of the FN key without any software by pressing FN+ESC.

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    `FN`+`ESC` does not work on my K290. The escape doesn't even have any alternate function blue markings. – shreyansp Sep 29 '22 at 10:41