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Checking for Numlock status, fixing Numlock status

Office 2010 on Windows 7 Enterprise.

To monitor the call center status, I have a macro that keeps the screen from timing out by using Sendkeys to press the home key once every ten minutes. It seems to be the only way to do it on this computer and it works fine. I "break" the macro if I
plan on using another Excel spreadsheet there, but most of my active spreadsheet use is on another computer.

However, the Sendkeys macro often, but not always, also turns off the numlock, which is an inconvenience in my frequent use of another (non-Excel) program. Is there a way in the macro that I can either:

1.
After the home execution, check the status of the numlock and if it's off, use Sendkeys to press the numlock key, or

2.
Just turn the numlock on after every home execution?

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Sometimes it appears to works and sometimes not.

I pasted the code into its own module. In the "Keystroke" macro (in another module) I added "TurnNumLockOn" to the line after the Sendkeys statement >

Sub Keystroke()
For cnt = 1 To 10000
SendKeys "home"
TurnNumLockOn
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:10:00"))
Next
End Sub

Whether or not the focus stays on the Keystroke macro spreadsheet, the computer screen does not time out, so that part is working. But I still have a problem with the numlock sometimes turning off and sometimes turning on. Turning on is good, but why the
inconsistency?

Note that the Keystroke macro spreadsheet does not always have the focus, since I might be actively using other apps, or might just be monitoring them. Heck, I have even purposely turned off the numlock, then started the macro, and it has sometimes turned
it back on immediately and sometimes not.

Any ideas?

Try changing this line of code....

SendKeys "home"

to this....

SendKeys "home", True

That second optional argument will make the macro wait until the SendKeys operation has completed.
I believe the "sometimes it appears to works and sometimes not" is probably due to a timing issue....
if I am right, then making the macro wait until SendKeys
is done should fix the intermittent problem you are seeing.

Machine Throttling

Click the Start button.
In the Search box, type "regedit" (without quotes) and press Enter.
Look for the following registry key: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ SQMClient\Windows\DisabledSessions".
On the right window pane, delete the subkey: "Machine Throttling".
Restart your system.

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Checking for Numlock status, fixing Numlock status [Anwsered]

Checking for Numlock status, fixing Numlock status

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