Windows 10: Hebrew virtual keyboard disappears after entering nikudot vowels

I am using the Hebrew virtual keyboard in Microsoft Word. I am trying to enter nikudot vowels using the sequences in a Wikipedia article on Hebrew keyboards.I pull up the keyboard, which is locked in the taskbar. I type in the consonant using the virtual keyboard. To enter the nikud, I use a sequence involving the AltGr right Alt key. After I type the nikud, the virtual keyboard disappears.Naturally, this makes typing the Hebrew even slower by having to open the keyboard after each letter. Short of having a chart of the Hebrew keyboard while I use the physical keyboard, is there any w

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hebrew keyboard

Supposedly I should be able to write Hebrew with the niqqud etc in Windows. I have the Hebrew keyboard installed, but can't get the vowels. Could it have anything to do with the fact that my default keyboard is the German keyboard?

Thank you!

 

Hebrew-QWERTY keyboard layout

I have just moved from using a Mac to using an HP with Windows 10. On my old Mac, I was able to use a Hebrew-QWERTY keyboard, where the letters of the Hebrew alphabet were on the same key as the English alphabet (so the Hebrew 'm', or מ, was on the same
key as the English 'm'). This made it very easy to type in Hebrew. It also had vowel pointers and you could type, for instance, a sin and a shin. However, the Hebrew keayboard layout on Windows is so much harder to navigate. There are no vowels, sin and
shin are on the same button, I cannot put a dagesh (a dot) inside certain letters, and there's no aleph. The Windows 10 Hebrew keyboard is not intuitive to use, and I need it for my work. Where can I get a Hebrew-QWERTY key layout for Windows 10?

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Hebrew vowel points Final Tsade Pey Office 365/2016

Actually...this is what I was looking for as the answer so I put it here for others looking for similar answer. You have to change the input method from Hebrew standard to Hebrew.

To set up Windows 10 to use Hebrew vowel points, the letter Tav, Final Tsad, and Final Pey

After you have installed Hebrew Language Pack.

Go to Task Manager.

Go to language.

Go to Hebrew Options and select

Add an input method.

Hebrew Standard is grayed out because it is already installed.

Click Hebrew and then click add.

Then remove Hebrew Standard and press save.

Should be good to go.

Got it from this website:

https://www.petri.com/typing-hebrew-vowels-niqqud-windows-8