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    (Sony F) Vaio event services installed, no FN keys still

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by iball, Mar 23, 2011.

  1. iball

    iball Newbie

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    Hey guys I have a vpcf12jfx/b. I reinstalled Win7 64 Ult on this guy and everything works fine except I have no FN keys. I have the Vaio Event service thing installed and I know this because when I press the num/scr lock off/on it gives me a warning about it.

    I can use Vol because that is natively handled by Win, but my display keys do not work.
     
  2. ssssssssss

    ssssssssss Notebook Evangelist

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    Did you follow the order in this thread exactly? Vaios tend to be fussy with drivers.
     
  3. anseio

    anseio All ways are my ways.

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    Am I understanding you correctly that you have NO Fn keys working under the control of VAIO Event Service?

    Volume - Fn + F2, F3, F4
    Brightness - Fn + F5, F6
    ASSIST - VAIO Care
    S1 - VAIO Control Center
    VAIO - Mute

    At the very least, you should have installed:
    VAIO Care
    VAIO Control Center
    Settings Utility Series (or something similarly named)
    VAIO Event Service.

    Sony also states that you must have Sony Shared Library and a few others, none of which I use.

    The above mentioned programs should make sure that all Fn and VAIO buttons work.