You can easily find the Insert key on the On-Screen keyboard. It will have all the keys that a keyboard should have. The On-Screen Keyboard can be used to type text using the joystick, mouse, or a touchscreen interface. It is a software-based keyboard that comes with the Microsoft operating system. Whenever you have issues with keyboard keys, you can use the On-Screen Keyboard to work around it. Method 2: Using the Windows On-Screen Keyboard Pressing Shift + Numpad-0 will act as an Insert key when Num Lock is ON. You can also use the Shift key to act as a temporary toggle when the Num Lock is ON.
The Numpad-0 key will function as the Insert key.
Now click on the 0 key at the bottom of the Numpad. First, make sure that your Num Lock is turned OFF. If Num Lock is ON, but Shift is pressed, then the system temporarily releases Shift and acts as though Num Lock is ON. However, if Num Lock is turned OFF, then they will work as the Cursor Control keys. If Num Lock is turned ON, it will work simply as the Number keys. Numpad keys also work as the Cursor Control keys. If you have a Numpad on your keyboard, then you can use that to press the Insert key. Any other application-related shortcuts (for Insert key) really depend on the type of the application and the hotkeys for it. However, the copy (Ctrl+Insert) and paste (Shift+Insert) shortcuts are still in effect in Windows and Linux. Some of the major functions of the Insert key are not useful anymore as they were in the past. In this article, we will show you methods through which you can still access the Insert key if you don’t have it on your keyboard. There are some rare cases where you will not have the Insert key available on your keyboard or it may not be functioning well. It is still used in some applications and programming tools. Another use for the Insert key is the Copy and Paste functions. It is mostly used to toggle between the overwrite and Insert mode in different text editors. The Insert key is commonly found on most keyboards for computers.
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