Windows 10: Dead Keys ... how to undo these?

Hail all:I have Windows in En-UK, but I use a US-International keyboard.Before, all was normal, never had issues with these settings, but all of the sudden, I got "Dead Keys".Horrible thing, very, VERY irritating for me, as I now have to get used to not immediately seeing the results of my typing.So, I am trying to undo the keyboard "Dead Keys" such as there be: ', ", ... .Been looking allover Google, but the last few years, I never get the answers to the questions asked, instead, I get advertisements, "Product Key" results and whatnot.How can I resurrect the Dead Key function please?Thank y

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Dead key dead at start-up. Then turns on. Why?

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plus Dragon NaturallySpeaking.

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Yes, I tried this just before seeing this reply from you.

 

Problems with dead keys on MKLC

Hello,

I’m using the Keyboard Layout Creator 1.4 to create custom keyboard layouts that fit my typographic requirements. For the field that I study I need a lot of characters that aren’t available on the windows keyboard. I use dead keys to exploit a wider range
of characters, but some of theese don't work out the way I want. For example, I have a key with the label ‘9’ that produces small capital letters like ᴀ, ʙ, ᴄ…. In an earlyer version the label was simply ‘ᴀ’, but every time I pressed the key the output would
be ‘ᴀᴀ’, it was practically not a dead key but a zombie key.

Currently I’m rebuilding the greek polytonic keyboard, because I don’t like where the special characters are located in the original layout. Now the same problem occurs with nearly every diacritical mark.

When I press the keay for

• ´ (oxia, U+1ffd)
• ᾿ (psili, U+1fbf)

and so on, nothing happens but windows making a light tone. There a two exceptions:

1. ῏ (psili and perispomeni, U+1fcf) behaves like the small caps, which means the output is ‘῏῏’
2. ΄ (tonos, U+0384), ͺ (iota subscript, U+037a), ̄ (macron, U+00af) and ̆ (breve, U+02d8) behave normally.

Are there special constraints to the dead keys that I’m not aware of? I have no idea why for example ῏ (psili and perispomeni, U+1fcf) ῟ (dasia and preispomeni, U+1fdf) would behave differently.

Thanks in advance

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Undo option in File Explorer

Hi Helena,

We appreciate your time and effort for getting back to us.

Try the following steps and check if it helps:

• 
  Press Windows + E keys from the Keyboard to open the
  File Explorer.
  
• 
  Click on the drop down of Customize Quick Access Toolbar beside
  File Explorer.
  
• 
  Click on Undo.
  

Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.