Windows 10: Onscreen Keyboard layout with key highlight activate/deactivate function

Hi,I have installed windows 10. I would like to have on my pc a keyboard layout with the key to activate or deactivate the key highlight, to avoid that I see the keys I press, on the screen. I know that these layouts exist but I don't know how to do it. Thanks

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Keyboard Layout

"Letters and numbers are all correct, but most of the other signs are misplaced"

This suggests to me that you are using the wrong "keyboard language" for your keyboard, and that therefore you first step would be to determine exactly what language keyboard you have. Possibly have a look at Windows Keyboard Layouts - Globalization | Microsoft Docs.

(The age of any laptop capable of running Windows 10 at all should not be a problem as regards keyboard layout)

 

onscreen keyboard

I have a Dell Latitude 7220 tablet using Windows 10. The device is currently in tablet mode and the onscreen keyboard will not deploy. The keyboard icon is visible in the bottom right hand corner, but nothing happens when you click on it. I have gone in the keyboard settings and checked use your device without a physical keyboard--Use on screen keyboard. In addition, the box under ease of access-keyboard-use onscreen keyboard is also checked.

A floating keyboard is available with the win+ctrl+0 keys, but I am wondering why I cannot have the icon or have an auto pop-up when typing is available. Any suggestions would be wonderful.

Thank you.

 

Where is the esc key on the onscreen keyboard? [SOLVED]

Doesn't one just love how useless these communities are? Microsoft, Google and then some could learn a great deal from companies like OnePlus that actually listen to their community. Anyway, here it goes. Again.

The default onscreen keyboard in Windows 10 on tablets has no Esc, numpad (Del, End, etc.) or function (F1, F2, ...) keys. Also notice how one can't combine the Ctrl and shift keys.

This question was already raised in 2012 (link 1 below). This is actually funny.. A "Volunteer Moderator" suggested to use the F11 key instead. Eventually a sensible user provided the OSK workaround. Mind that Win 10 was released in 2015. In
that year it was raised again (link 2 below) and it was condescendingly "misunderstood" and eventually locked without any answer.

Link 1: Redirecting

Link 2: Redirecting

When searching for "keyboard" in "Windows Settings", it reads "Search results aren't quite ready yet, but we're working on getting them together. Try back in a few minutes.". Can someone explain to me why Android is miles ahead in intuitivity and functionality?

But guess what; there's a solution!

• Open Windows Settings
• Tap Devices
• Tap Typing
• Scroll down to Touch keyboard
• Enable Add the standard keyboard layout as a touch keyboard option
• Pull up the keyboard
• Tap the input key bottom right
• Tap the far right keyboard option (yes, the one that was disabled by default)

You're welcome =)