Pressing the Windows button + pause/break brings up your system properties.
It also pauses the game in a lot of games up to around 2004 or so; after that it was useless.
It depends.
The pause break key is placed in the top row of the keyboard. In laptops it maybe somewhere around the top right corner. In pc's keyboards, it will be next to INSERT button !! I hope this answer was helpful.
The pause break key is placed in the top row of the keyboard. In laptops it maybe somewhere around the top right corner. In pc's keyboards, it will be next to INSERT button !! I hope this answer was helpful.
The only break key I can find on my Dell Lattitude E6410 in on the external USB keyboard I plugged in. Previous answer- The break is a combination of CTRL FN F12 On my E6410 <CTRL> + <FN> + <F12> = <PAUSE>
In WinXP, windows key + pause key opens system properties. Control + pause in the command prompt (dos mode) usually makes the computer stop what it's doing. Otherwise, several games go on pause when you use that key.
You can check the ram of any Windows computer by holding the windows key and pressing the pause break key on the top-right of the keyboard
The keys don't work in Lotus Notes when the "Scroll Lock" key is activated. Scroll Lock key usually sits between Print Scrn and Pause Break at the top of your keyboard.
The leased used keys on the keyboard are probably... F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10, F11, F12.
The dash key (-) is a punctuation mark used to indicate a pause or break in a sentence. It can also be used to create compound words or to separate numbers in a range.
Sometimes you can just press the spacebar, but usually you just click on the pause button with your mouse. (StarStripe) My Laptop has a pause key... but its probably because most games past Windows 2000 didnt use that pause key... so its basically useless.
Get a new keyboard
The pause key was mostly useful in MS-DOS days. It would suspend programs or allow you to pause a scrolling screen so you could read it. Using it with the Control key would allow it to terminate programs. That key is rarely used anymore.
You can right click on My Computer Icon. There you can see the last option as properties. If you click on the properties, System property window is displayed. There is also a shortcut key available to this which is Ctrl + Pause/Break (you need to keep pressing the Control key and the press the Pause/ Break key without releasing the Ctrl key)