Windows 10: Canadian Multilingual Standard CAN/CSA Z243.200-92 R2021

Hello,I checked the layout on windows Canadian Multilingual Standard and I found two errors.If you want to follow me, I am referring to ISO 9995-1 for the keys positions and ISO 9995-2 / ISO 9995-3 for the Level/Group inside the key itself. The canadian multilingual standard has 2 group and 3 levels.My issue 12, the tilde ~ should be a dead key on gr2/lv1 and a normal key on gr1/lv3. Microsoft reversed these two keys.Second, B09 left from the É, the middle dot gr2/lv1 is programmed as a dead key and you are not supposed to do that repeat this dead key twice on B09 and B10. The prop

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I CANNOT HAVE THE Canadian Multilingual KEYBOARD LAYOUT

Hi Etienne,

For us to help you change into Canadian Multilingual Keyboard, we'd like to ask a few questions. Kindly answer the following questions:

• Are you getting an error message as you try to switch to Canadian Multilingual Standard?
• Have you tried removing and adding back the Canadian Multilingual Standard layout?
• Is this also happening on a different user account?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done so far?

We'll be waiting for your reply.

 

The keyboard changing to Canadian Multilingual Standard on its own

My keyboard keeps changing to Canadian Multilingual Standard (ENG CMS) on its own. How can I remove this keyboard as an option so that it does not happen? I only want the US Keyboard (ENG US) listed as an option.

In previous versions of Windows I just changed the region of the PC to US, but in Windows 10 it prevents Cortana from working.

 

Typing 1/8 with Canadian Multilingual Standard keyboard

How come there seems to be no direct way of typing the fraction 1/8 with the Canadian Multilingual Standard keyboard, even though there are key combinations for ⅜, ⅝, and ⅞, viz. Shift + Right Ctrl + 5, 6, 7 respectively? Am I missing something?