Windows 10: disable Typing options

Hello I wanted to know how I can disable the options of "Typing" from the registry. These are three options that are activated in the following image:






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option to disable

I have pretty general question... and pretty rhetoric one.

When microsoft will automatically add option to disable with !every! new feature they want to show us?

Sometimes this options to cancel are hidden sometimes they doesn't exist.

(i can give here lots of examples if you need, like Cortana, Onedrive in windows, share button in ms office, you can easily found more, also i want to emphasize that this is in my case, if you use them - it is ok, but if i don't - i have to really search
on 3rd party sources on how to remove them, no other way)

Can you let us, customers, decide what we want and what we don't?

i would prefer minimal OS with stuff that neccessary for running, nothing more. I don't want to waste my space, time, speed and attention on things I don't want.

Why you can't implement disable button/tick/whatever for all things you want to add?

 

Advanced typing options for touch keyboard missing

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Thank you.

 

Hello Gotas, and welcome to Ten Forums. *Smile

The tutorials below can help show you how to.

Turn On or Off Text Suggestions for Touch Keyboard in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials

Turn On or Off Text Suggestions for Hardware Keyboard in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials


Turn On or Off Touch Keyboard Add Space after Text Suggestion Windows 10 Tutorials

Add Space after Text Suggestion for Hardware Keyboard in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials


Turn On or Off Touch Keyboard Add Period after Double-tab Spacebar Windows 10 Tutorials

 

Hi Brink, I use the Windows 10 Pro Fall Creators Update version, and I do not have the "Settings" folder





Any solution?

 

They're not there by default, but the .reg files can add them for you.

 

Do you have any tutorials on how I could add to the registry using a .reg file?

 

The tutorial links I posted in post #2 above include them all.