I'm missing a HOME key on a new bluetooth wireless keyboard.

Does anyone know where to find the HOME key on the new smaller bluetooth wireless keyboard? I spilled coffee on my full keyboard and can't bring it back to life. I need the HOME key for a music online service. It returns the playhead on trascription to start.

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My first post to the Apple Support Community so it looks like all I wanted to know is covered in the title. The research I have done led me to solutions that I am not comfortable trying for fear of irreparably damaging my keyboard and/or Mac mini. Does anyone have a simpler solution? Please? Hellooooo?
Just in case the title is too long to show, I have re-pasted here:
The volume keys on my Logitech K760 wireless keyboard do not work with my 2.3 GHz, Intel Core i5 Mac mini which runs Mac OS X 10.7.4. Anyone know how to correct this without having to re-code firmware?

BDAqua wrote:
Hello & welcome to the Forums!
I think Spark cured this for another person and the same problem...
http://www.shadowlab.org/Software/spark.php
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=ukelele
http://doublecommand.sourceforge.net/
Thank you for the response. Unfortunately, I could not figure out how to work the above applications. I thought that i had managed to assign the appropriate function keys in Spark to their volume counterparts, but it had no effect. Below is a screen shot. Do you see anything amiss?

[BB Q10] We missed the shortcut key on BBOS with physical qwerty keyboard!

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I replaced a wireless keyboard for my iMac today, and just noticed tonight that when I try to adjust the volume UP, it sends me to widgets, and when I try to adjust the volume DOWN, it dims the desktop behind my open window.
I've tried checking, and unchecking, the box in Preferences>Keyboard>Use all F1, F2, etc. as standard function keys. I've also gone to keyboard shortcuts and disabled F7 to F12. But no volume or rewind/ff etc.
How do I get my volume and rw/ff keys back? Thanks!

Also, I have attempted to submit a repair claim online as I have the Apple Care for the iMac but when I go to enter the Hardware Serial Number of the Keyboard in the Wireless Keyboard repair section, it does not recognize it.
Dustin,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
I would recommend entering the computer's serial number not the keyboards. You can locate the computer by clicking the  in the upper left corner of your screen, clicking About this Mac, and where it states the Version click 2x until the serial number appears.
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Roger

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EDIT: Found the culprit: USB Overdrive was taking over the external keyboard. After disabling USB Overdrive for the keyboard, the FN key started working again.
I have Macbook Air (Mid 2013) connected to a Cinema Display and Apple Wireless Keyboard. MBA is running the latest Yosemite (10.10).
I tried using FN + Delete on the wireless keyboard to forward delete but it didn't work, it just deleted. I tried other keyboard shortcuts that require the use of FN key, and none of them work either. But when I try these directly on the MBA's keyboard, the FN key works perfectly there, just not on the wireless keyboard.
I've removed the bluetooth keyboard and tried reconnecting, restarting computer, login out and back in. Nothing works. Anyone have any ideas?
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I disabled "Any Keyboard, Any Application" and "Any Other, Any Application" but I still could not use my Fn key on my Apple Wireless Keyboard. Uninstalling (removing the driver) restored Fn key functionality. In addition downgrading from 3.1 to 3.0.2 on Yosemite also solved this issue.
Did you actually try what you wrote?
I should also note that the Fn key on my rMBP's internal keyboard works with 3.1, oddly enough, but the Apple Wireless Keyboard's Fn key does not.

Why are alpha/numeric keys inoperative on aluminum apple wireless keyboard

This is a follow on to previous topic that i answered.
I was able to get my wireless keyboard partially operational.
It is paired and only partially functionall
• Alpha numeric keys do not work
• Delete Key (backward) and fn-Delete (forward) work
• Arrow keys work
• Function keys and
• Mouse keys are working 8 (up), k (down), u (left), o (right), 7 (up diagonal left), l (down diagonal right), j (down diagonal left, 9 (up diagonal right). i is the mouse click.
i am leaving this up for the benefit of other Wireless Keyboard users.
THE APPARENT PROBLEM IS IN THE UNIVERSAL ACCESS PREFERENCES.
I just hit Opt key five times and now the Wireless Keyboard is working very well. The mouse keys are now normal keys for Alpha Numerics. Note i am typing 8, k, u, o, 7, l, j, 9, i. . Now do Opt five times.
(typed on my USB keyboard) There is a alarm sound when the change over occurs. Now the Alpha Numerics are inoperative and the mouse keys work. Remember that the wireless keyboard does not have a number pad. Therefore; when mouse keys are activated the above alphanumeric keys take the place of number pad 8, 2. 4. 6, 7, 3, 1, 9, and 5.
Now back to the wireless keyboard. From top to bottom, left to right lower case keys:
zxcvbnm,./ asdfghjkl;', qwertyuiop[]\ `1234567890-=
From top to bottom, left to UPPER CASE keys:
ZXCVBNM,./ ASDFGHJKL:" QWERTYUIOP{}| ~!@#$%^&*()_+
So i answered my question and leave it for your benefit. One other comment:
When i first set up the keyboard and spent half a day yesterday thinking i was getting nowhere because the green ON light was out. Chalk that up to what i consider poor documentation which didn't describe normal operating conditions.
It isn't supposed to light except during initial setup when it flashes. The caps lock key lights when it is pressed SO THAT IS A GOOD INDICATION THE KEYBOARD IS ACTIVE.
Regards: The General

General, you are a genius. This happened to me just last week. I racked my brain trying to figure it out. Apple Care had no idea and recommended I exchange my keyboard for a new one, which I did. The problem still persisted. I tried deleting my bluetooth plist and using a USB keyboard which resulted in disaster when I used the number pad and suddenly my mouse no longer worked.
I scoured the literature looking for some sort of key-lock function and found zip. Apple Care told me to take in the entire CPU. Unsatisfied with that, I researched further and found your thread. I told Apple Care they need to tell Apple to make a note of this in their literature!
Thanks again!

New Apple Wireless Keyboard Function Key not working ON 10.5.8

Tried updating keyboard os, disconecting reconnecting. Selecting/deselecting option in keyboard options. power off and on
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I went away on holiday for a month, and when I came back my Apple Wireless (BT) Keyboard sticks on the "U" key. It takes 2-3 presses for the key to appear on screen, and when one 'u' appears, it sticks (uuuu...) until I hit another key. I have not changed anything, have not installed any software updates, etc. I tried deleting all BT devices, restarting, then adding the keyboard back. Same result. I tried applying the BT wireless keyboard patch (which claims to fix this issue) and still nothing. Nobody used the keyboard while I was on vacation. It's just over a year old... does anyone have any idears? Thanks in advance.

I am also having a "U" problem with my wireless keyboard. The only way to get a capital U is to press the Cap key. The Shift key doesn't do the trick. The small u does not work as well as the rest of the keys but I don't seem to have the exact small problem as you do. My keyboard is only 3 months old. I called Apple and they want me to complete wipe out my hard drive and reload all the software. I'm not ready to do that yet so I am "suffering in silence".

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I've had an Apple Aluminum Bluetooth keyboard for over two years, and last week (after a fresh install of OS X Lion on my late 2009 Mac Mini) all of a sudden the Mac is acting as if multiple keys are pressed when nothing is touching the keyboard. I have updated all software, replaced the batteries, deleted and re-paired the keyboard (which was a massive struggle as it acted as if keys were depressed even during the pairing process). Nothing has ever been spilled on the keyboard. The only way to make the sound of the "phantom depressed key" go away and regain full control of the computer, is to remove the batteries from the keyboard.
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I have similar issue: both left and right shift keys time to time being pressed, it disappears after a while...but once I couldn't log in as the shift option puts caps lock on....really annoying.
The only reason in my case is the keyboard cleaning that I have done recently...
There is no quick fix for this I am afraid.
Options:
1.Apple replaces the keyboard you pay around £200 I think....
2. Buy new keyboard on Ebay and replace it yourself £40....
http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Unibody+Mid+2010+Keyboard+Replac ement/23632#s61162
Anyway lets see.

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excellent, thank you, i'd obviously not looked at my keyboard closely enough! cheers...

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F# keys on Apple Wireless Keyboard not working correctly.

Hello everyone,
Today I bought a brand new Apple Wireless Keyboard (the small ones who resemble laptop keyboards), which I'm very glad I bought as some keys on my older keyboard started not working anymore.
I configured the keyboard with bluetooth and it's working just fine, except for one thing:
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Shutdown your macbook.After thats done , switch the wireless keyboard off. Press Shift + Ctrl + Option + Power Key (all together ) and then release together. Start up the macbook and once that's up start up the keyboard.Try now.The keys should work fine.

I'm missing a HOME key on a new bluetooth wireless keyboard.

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