Windows 10: Microsoft upgrade ruined my standard keyboard settings

Why is Microsoft sabotaging my laptop with each forced updateÉ . As you can telll, now pressing shift and quotes give this: È and shift question mark É. Why canèt these è-experts-è stop messing around and do some QAéQC before hijacking what I paid for with my hard earned moneyÉ

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The Windows 10 Touch Keyboard is not using the Standard Keyboard Layout after upgrading to 1709 - How to fix this?

Reading everything, I found following solution:

- combination language NL and keyboard US (standard, not international) gives as result:

• keyboard options working: Standard keyboard, little, position, pencil
• text suggestion working

- combination language with different keyboard (US International, RU, etc.) gives as result:

• keyboard options working: little, position, pencil. Not working (grey): Standard keyboard
• text suggestions working

When you want use the combination: a different language + keyboard not US standard + standard keyboard, you need
copied the following directories using command prompt from windows:

• "C:\Windows.old\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ink" to -> "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ink"
• "C:\Windows.old\‏‏Program Files (x86)‎\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Ink" to -> "C:\‏‏Program Files (x86)‎\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Ink"

Keyboard is changed by:

• settings touch keyboard>language>select language>options
• Control panel>Language

In general:

• touchscreen keyboard acts a little bit slower, but for me acceptable
• swiping does not work?
• Better solution? Setting is more easy, but the functionality is less. I hope that Microsoft will improve the touch keyboard in the future...

 

Mouse and Keyboard...

A few suggestions on keyboards:

Microsoft Sidewinder X6
Logitech G510
Razer Lycosa

Mice suggestions:
Ligitech G550
Razer Deathadder
Microsoft Sidewinder(expensive)

 

Keyboard buffering is ruining gaming for me

Hello,

I request you to check for the keys with external keyboard.

Also check the same with On-Screen keyboard.

Follow the steps to get On-Screen keyboard:

• Press "Windows" + "R" on the keyboard.
• Type "osk" and press Enter key.

Please get back to us with the information.