Windows 10: Microsoft SCULPT in Swiss/Roman Qwertz ?

Hi, I live in Europe. I would like to buy a Microsoft SCULPT keyboard but with a swiss/roman keyboard Qwertz. But I can't find it. A few years ago I bought one. I write in French and German so it's a bit complicated without the right keyboard . I supposed that in Switzerland it should be possible to get one but I didn't succeed. I would be grateful for any help ! Many thanks in advance.

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Swiss German 'QWERTZ' keyboard - Y and Z keys need to swap

Hi all,

I'm currently teaching English and Computer skills for an NGO in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma).

I'm using a donated Toshiba Portege R830 laptop that appears to have been originated from Switzerland.

When I arrived here the keyboard was programmed completely wrong, however I have managed to resolve this by changing the Keyboard language to Swiss German (QWERTZ) - this has successfully alligned all of the keys to the correct value. Except……

Y and Z are reversed and I cannot find any way of swapping them! I've read a few forums online, including on this website and it appears that most Swiss German keyboards are QWERTZ, however this one I'm using is a QWERTY.

Does anyone know what language/keyboard setting I need to find?

Thanks so much.

 

Swiss German 'QWERTZ' keyboard - Y and Z keys need to swap

Hi there
add the keyboard to the input language

You can use any keyboard layout you like with any language combination.

For example

Icelandic windows with UK keyboard etc





Cheers
jimbo

 

Times new roman bold font

To further isolate the concern, we suggest that you restore default settings and check if it helps. See steps below:

• Press the Windows key + X, and then click on Control
  Panel.
• Change the View by to large/small
  icons, and then click on Fonts.
• On the left pane, click on Font settings.
• Under Font settings, click on Restore default font settings.

If restoring the default font settings does not bring back the Times New Roman Regular font, we suggest that if you have another computer with Windows 10, you can copy the Times New Roman Regular font into your PC's Font folder.