How to make the Windows (10, 8, and 7) to play a special tone when a key lock is activated

Do you want to be notified when you accidently press Caps Lock key (as I frequently do) while typing? Does your patience boil away when you want to enter numbers and your numeric pad does not response, alas because of you have enabled Num lock unintentionally? Just parcel your worries to the dump and read this post.

For Windows 10 users:-

To enable the toggle keys, go to start menu and click on Setting. On the setting dialog box, Click on "Ease of Access". Then after click on "Keyboard" in the list of items on the left side of the Ease of Access screen. In the Toggle Keys section, click the “Hear a tone when you press Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock” slider button so it turns blue and reads “On”. If you want to be able to quickly enable and disable the tone for these buttons, click the “Turn on Toggle Keys by holding the NUM LOCK key for 5 seconds” slider button so it also turns blue.

Start>>Setting>>Ease Of Access>>Keyboard>>Hear a tone when you press Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock” slider button so it turns blue and reads “On”.

For Windows 8 users:-

Open Charms Bar, click on Settings, then Control Panel. In the Control Panel window select Ease Of Access. After that click, Ease of Access Center to open or you can directly select the sub option of Ease Of Access Center- "Change how your keyboard works". Click to check the option "Turn on Toggle Keys".

Control Panel>>Ease Of Access>>Ease of Access Center>>Change how your keyboard works>>Turn on Toggle keys.

For Windows 7 users:-

To enable the Toggle Keys setting in Windows 7, click “Control Panel” on the Start menu. On the Control Panel screen, click the “Ease of Access” link. In the Ease of Access Center section on the right side of the Ease of Access screen, click the “Change how your keyboard works” link.