Can't Unlock Scroll

Do a search on ehow, the answer is there.

Reboot to access Bios, Select F7 to reset all to default. There is a separate option in Bios to unlock scroll lock.

GOOD NEWS!
There is a scroll lock button on your computer and this is how you get to it.
Step 1
Click the Windows Start button which is located in the lower left corner of your screen.
Step 2
Click on All Programs. You will see a list of all the programs installed on your computer.
Step 3
Select Accessories from the list of available Programs. It is usually in the upper left on the list of available programs as the list is alphabetized.
Step 4
Select Accessibility, which is a sub-program of Accessories.
Step 5
Select the On-Screen Keyboard.
Step 6
Select the Scroll-Lock by clicking on the on-screen 'key' labelled 'slk' located upper right on the on-screen keyboard between the 'psc' and the 'brk' keys.

This should get that pesky scroll lock off right away!
Sincerely, CBR2009

Press FN+Pause to turn Scroll Lock On and Off

Click Start>Run

Type osk in the box and press enter. (Note: osk stands foe On-Screen Keyboard.)

When the keyboard pops up click on SLK.

Exit the on screen keyboard.

One way is to click Start>Run. Type osk and click OK or press Enter.

When the On Screen Keyboard appears, click on the SLK key. Presto!

Kind of a pain, but at least you can do it.

Also reading another forum that suggests hitting the Fn+Pause/Break keys.

Note: You can also get to the On Screen Keyboard by going to Start>All Programs>Accessories>Accessibilty>On-screen Keyboard, but doing the Run>osk is quicker.

Found this little bomb shell after about 30mins of looking for an answer.

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=9220

To toggle your scroll lock key:

1. Click on the Windows Start button.
   
2. Select Run.
   
3. Type 'OSK' in the dialog box.
   
   
   
   
4. Click on OK.
   
5. The Microsoft on-screen keyboard will open. Notice that the slk, or scroll lock, key (located in the top row of the on-screen keyboard as shown below) is turned on.
   
   
   
6. Click on slk (in the top row of the on-screen keyboard). This will toggle the state of the scroll lock key. Notice that the scroll lock key is no longer outlined in red. Scroll lock is now off.
   
   

NOTE: If you have installed SetPoint (Logitech’s Mouse and Keyboard software) the confirmation message Scroll Lock Off will also be displayed for about 2 seconds on your monitor.



Yipee!!!

On the Logitech LX710 Lazer the Scroll Lock option is toggled by holding down the "Function" key and pressing the "Pause/Break" key. If you look at the P/B key you will see a little orange symbol of an arrow pointing down to remind you of this feature. This can be disabled in the Setpoint panel by selecting Keyboard and Keyboard Inactive Keys then place a check in Disable Scroll Lock so you may have to remove a check mark first.

1. Click on Start and click on "Run"
2. Type osk and click OK.
3. You will see the On Screen Keyboard (OSK)
4. If the "nlk" button is white, it will be a visible key on your keyboard. Blue is when the key is not visible and the dark blue with the red border when the NumLock is ON.
5. Please make sure the "nlk" button is blue.
6. You will also the display on your monitor when the slk button is clicked or changed on the OSK.

you will have to use the Function key, and look at the pause - break button you see that small icon there, that combined with the function key is scroll lock.

so press the FN key and pause break.