Windows 10: SBL Hebrew keyboard Tiro under Windows 11

Computer crashed. Microsoft installed Windows !! instead of Windows 10. Now cannot reinstall SBL Hebrew keyboard Tiro, which worked perfectly under Windows 10. This is so annoying! Help!

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Biblical Hebrew (Tiro) keyboard not recognized in language tab

I recently downloaded the Biblical Hebrew (Tiro) keyboard, version 1.5, in addition to the standard Hebrew keyboard, and I added this keyboard to the Hebrew language in Settings. However, when I press windows+space the Biblical Hebrew keyboard does not
show up in the list of keyboards: it only shows QWERTY, DVORAK, and standard Hebrew. The only way I can use the Biblical Hebrew keyboard is by actually deleting the standard Hebrew keyboard and then switching languages with alt+shift. This is very inconvenient
because I need a fast way to switch between the two, and I don't want to go into settings every time. If I can switch between QWERTY and DVORAK on the English keyboard, then in principle I should be able to switch between the standard and Biblical Hebrew
keyboards. How do I fix this? I have Windows 10 if that makes a difference.

 

Problems with adding additional Keyboards in Windows 10 - biblical Greek/Hebrew

I just tried to download Keyboard Driver (.zip files, updated 4/21/2008)

(SBL Hebrew keyboard Driver, SIL Layout (Windows).

I had the same problems David mentioned above -

but Rebooting suggested (by GeoffSG below) fixed
everything. !!

Thank-you!

Elisabeth

 

Issues with the multi keyboard languages in Windows 10. Two Hebrew keyboards appear.

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

To remove the Hebrew US keyboard follow the steps mentioned below:

1. Press Windows + I key on the keyboard to open Settings.
   
2. Click on Time & Language.
   
3. Click on Region & Language.
   
4. Click on Hebrew language.
   
5. Look for the Hebrew US keyboard.
   
6. Click on the Hebrew US keyboard and select
   Remove.
   

Hope it helps.

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Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator