How to invalidate capital letters of alphabet by disabling Caps Lock key

The Caps Lock key on the Keyboard is used to capitalize alphabetic characters. Sometimes you maybe have experienced errors by entering with an upper case alphabet when entering a password.

The alphabet is used for password input. When entering a password while logging-in, there is some experience that the login failed in since Caps Lock is turned on by itself .

So, you can set it how to always disable the Caps Lock key.

Usually, the “Caps Lock” light on the keyboard is done by pressing the Shift + Caps Lock keys. You can prevent Log-in Errors due ftom an erroneous operation by turning Cap Lock off.

Starting Registry Editor

▼　First, press Windows + R key to open “Run” as a shortcut key, and then typing 1regedit into the text box, and click 2OK button.

▼　User Account Control(UAC) appears to allow you to run the Registry Editor. click 2OK button.

▼　Next, in the Registry Editor, it moves to the following path.

Creating a new value：Scancode Map

▼　Next, you create a value that use to disable the Caps Lock key. Right-click anywhere in the right pane of the Keyboard Layout key, and click , 1New > Binary Value to create a new value.

▼　Rename “New Value #1” to 1“Scancode Map“.

Entering Value Data

▼　Next, double-click the value of the 1“Scancode Map“, and enter the 2number in the text box of the “Value data” below.

Click the 3OK.

▼　Results are as follows.

Checking the result

After logging out here once, to enter Capital letters of the alphabet in the text box again on the sign-in screen , press Shift + Caps Lock. Maybe, Caps Lock is not working.

▼　You can not turn-on “Caps Lock” even if you press Caps Lock key. Usually, you can not see any of the following messages: 1Caps Lock is on displayed when Cap locks is turned on normally.

▼　In order to restore it, just 1delete the value of “Scancode Map” created above. You can capitalize the letter as usual with “Caps Lock” again.