Hi.

I have Service Pack 1 to Windows 7 with Windows rt_7_lite 2.6.0 put into it but when I installed F2 key does not work for rename a file.

Please Guide Me.

THANKS A LOT

Hi,

I don't understand what you want to do. Do you have already slipstreamed SP1? Or before slipstreaming you want to rename file?

If a file is opened by a program or pointer is set to a file, renaming do not work(you have to unlock file).

Hi.

I made a windows 7 SP1 integrated with rt_7_lite 2.6.0 , but when install it F2 Key don't work

F2 key to change the file name used, but it does not work.

Hi.

I made a windows 7 SP1 integrated with rt_7_lite 2.6.0 , but when install it F2 Key don't work

F2 key to change the file name used, but it does not work.

That seems to be a "bug" !

Function key (Wikipedia)

Function keys

Extract:

F2

You select a program on your Desktop (icon) and press this key. You will be allowed to rename that program. The same function you can also perform by Right Clicking the mouse and in the resultant memo you will have the option to rename the program.

You can report at the topic: RT Seven Lite - RC build 1.7.0 and Beta build 2.6.0

Edited February 13, 201115 yr by myselfidem

Yes, I know how you renamed a file but I can fix this problem. Whether there is a registry file that will be able to do it?

I need them.

Edited February 13, 201115 yr by behdadsoft

Have you a F-Lock key on your Keyboard?

F-Lock Wikipedia

Microsoft Keyboards - F Lock Key

Other help: Resolve unexpected Function (F1 - F12) or other special key behavior

Keyboard testing software

Edited February 13, 201115 yr by myselfidem

You registry file it give me?

You can try remapping the Keyboard layout.

Remapping the Keyboard Layout in Windows XP, Vista, and 7

Configuring the Keyboard Driver Registry

I can not I use this method. I have this problem after installing Windows is resolved.

Please attach your Lastsession.inf.

Edited February 15, 201115 yr by myselfidem

I Just made a windows 7 SP1 integrated and I did not make any changes and why these files are not made for're always.

You can see the file Lastsession.inf at the root of your DVD made with RT Se7en Lite if you don't have removed the file.

Edited February 15, 201115 yr by myselfidem

It is true but I do it once did, but this file is not made for me.This file is created when the changes apply to Windows or the drivers to add.

Which PC or notebook have you?

Which keyboard have you?

I have PC & My Keyboard is Genius.