Windows 10: Where is English International keyboard? PUT IT BACK IN WINDOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So you young monolingual myopic " All Thumbs" tablet-centric programmers don't understand the rest of the polyglot world, I understand, but PUT ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD BACK IN WINDOWS 10 like yesterday.


Just because you twenty-somethings think you have a better idea shouldn't give you the right to destroy almost forty years of a productive interface, or " ecosystem" or " platform" or whatever trendy new stolen concept you prefer to use.

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English International Keyboard for Windows 10

Hi, I just switched from Windows 7 to Windows 10 at work and was trying to switch to English - International (my home laptop has Windows 10 and English International is the default on it). However, English - International does not exist in the language keyboard
options anymore. I have searched several question chains, and the issues were all resolved by going to time and language and switching the keyboard. However, this keyboard is not an option, and there appears to be no equivalent that I can find.

Best,

CM Neil

 

How to delete the English International Keyboard

Hi BossieMinnaar,

I hope that this suggestion will help you.

Please check out this detailed guide on how to remove English International Keyboard.

https://superuser.com/questions/1429636/how-to-...

Disclaimer: This site is outside Microsoft. However, it may contain the information in order for you to resolve your issue.

Your feedback is much appreciated.

Thanks and regards,

 

US International Keyboard for Windows 10

Hello,

There is a way to enable the US International Keyboard. You have to go to Settings > Time and Language > Region and Language. Under Languages, if you click English, there should be a button that says "options." If you click on that, it should show you a
list of keyboards in English. If you click "Add a keyboard," a menu should appear with a list of keyboards. "United States - International" should be one of them.

The keyboard works differently from before. If you are using the US International Keyboard for Windows 10, to get é, all you have to do is press ' + e, one after the other, and the character should appear. There is a list of how to get characters on this
keyboard: How to use the United States-International keyboard layout in Windows 7, in Windows Vista, and in Windows XP,
under "Creating International Characters." I know it says that Windows 10 is not listed as one of the softwares that run this keyboard, but it works on mine, and I have Windows 10.

Hope this helps!