These Lenovo keyboards and their swapped left-ctrl/Fn keys are a disease that need to be eradicated. Every time I tried to close a tab, jump between words, create a new file, launch a program, or any of the hundreds of other keyboard shortcuts that require the ctrl key, either nothing happens, or THE GATES OF CTHULU OPEN. More than once, I was simply trying to skip back to a different line but instead moved to the previous page, losing 10 minutes of writing.And the layout decision makes no sense. None of the recommended 104-key keyboard layouts (ANSI, ISO, ABNT, JIS, KS) place the Fn key to the left of the Ctrl button. In fact, the only other company that does this is Apple, but they have an open policy of torturing and exploiting their users.My efficiency had been reduced to 1% when typing because 99% of the time, I was crying over frustration. My healthcare bills had gone up because of the migraines from poor typing ergonomics. After I couldn't work, my company fired me. Then my wife divorced me, I lost my truck, my dog died, and Indonesia was hit by a magnitude 8.7 earthquake.I implore you: Learn my my mistakes. Stay away from this laptop and its dreadful keyboard layout. And may the spirit of the IBM-104 guide you.(Edit: On a serious note, swapping the Fn & Ctrl isn't always an option when you're the IT guy supporting end users with this laptop. Constantly switching between normal ANSI 104,l layout, Lenovo's layout, and Apple's multiple layouts is a constant drag.)