The F2 on my laptop does the same lowering of brightness, and so does F3 (raises brightness). This is happening because on some laptops (like my HP) the F-keys have more than one purpose. Tip: Just in case you want to practice some authentic Keyboard Kung Fu, instead of using a mouse to select multiple files you can use shift + the arrow keys. There are probably other files this might be useful for as well, but for photos this is king.
If you recently took a trip to Australia and need a quick way to organize photo names, this is it, and it doesn’t require any messy third-party software to get the job done. To do it, just select a group of files and then press the F2 key, each file in the selection will be given the same name with a sequential number following after. That is if you use your PC for processing photos. However, when you combine it with another renaming trick (also available from the context menu by holding shift + right-click might I add), it becomes immensely useful. As seen in the screenshot below, it’s the same thing that the context menu delivers.
At first glance, this shortcut seems rather basic. In Windows when you select a file and press the F2 key you can instantly rename the file without having to go through the context menu.
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