Key State

Although the keyboards have their own function with which they show if a certain lock is activated, it results in a somewhat uncomfortable system, since it is necessary to observe the keyboard. Key State transfers its operation to your computer screen so that you don't have to take your eyes off it at any time.

After activation, a new icon becomes part of the system tray showing a total of three red bars. Each of them is associated to a different block: numeric, capital letters and scroll. If one of the blocks is activated, the corresponding bar turns green.

Key State consumes a tiny amount of resources.