(10-04-2019, 06:54 PM)ppppenguin Wrote: The keyboard itself doesn't know about languages. It's the computer that maps the keys to their functions.
What languages does it say are installed? You should have UK English otherwise it wouldn't work at all as a UK keyboard.
You didn't say it was a laptop. Not sure that matters.
In the language box via the settings, US English is the only one listed.....On the task bar there's a choice of UK or US keyboard (UK selected at present)......The only qwerty listed as installed in the settings box was US qwerty, I found where to install English qwerty in the options, I did that, that then allowed me to remove US qwerty, so to recap only English qwerty in the settings, only English(United States) language in the settings (there's an option to get an English(United Kingdom)) app but I'm loathed to download anything that might make things worse.
When I got this PC no problem.....when I switched to Windows 10 no problem.....but.....some months later, without prompting by me (so far as I'm aware) it decided to change from English UK keyboard on the task bar to US keyboard on a daily basis...….Boot up in the morning....UK keyboard.....no switchie off....by afternoon it has mysteriously changed to US keyboard....I then have to click on the relevant icon on the task bar and switch back to UK keyboard.
It can change by hitting the windows key and space bar but that would be unlikely to happen on a daily basis, I'm a single digit typist.
Lawrence.
