Annoyance using Logitech Access Keyboard with F-Lock - Default ON solution

I still really like my old Access Keyboard. I must have written hundreds of pages on it, but the F-Lock function has been quite a pain to deal with. I found a simple solution. Mine is PS/2, but it should probably work with the USB version.

1. Turn your computer off .
2. Hold the F-Lock button.
3. Boot up your computer.

If the state changes, that is the LED lights up, you can guess what needs to be done.I stuffed a piece of paper in the edges of the button and put a pieces of tape over it to disable the button permanently.

4. Enter windows, uninstall the Logitech Access software ( memory usage, slower boot etc.)
5. Reboot to make sure it is fine!