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Windows 11 keyboard setting
1. Restart your computer
Temporary faults can usually be solved by restarting
2. Check the physical connection
Wired keyboard: Replace the USB port to test
Wireless keyboard: Replace the batteries/re-pair the Bluetooth device needs to be deleted and then reconnected
3. Keystrokes are unresponsive/misbehaved
Update the driver:
Device Manager > Keyboard > Right-click Device > Update Driver
Uninstall the driver (reinstall it automatically):
Same as above path > Right-click Device > Uninstall the device > Reboot
4. Switch default input method:
Win + Space Try other input method
5. Remove conflicting input method:
Settings > Time & Language > Language & Region > Remove unused input method
6. Shortcut key not working
Reset keyboard settings:
Settings > Device > Input > Advanced Keyboard Settings > Restore Defaults
7. Turn off Filter Key:
Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard > Turn off "Filter Key "
8. System file check
Administrator CMD run:
cmd
sfc /scannow
Test after reboot
9. New user test
Settings > Accounts > Family and other users > Add new user
Login to new account to check for problems
Hi William. First off, thank you for taking the time to compile such a thorough list of suggestions. As much as this list contains useful information, it does not address my issue, at all. I have the two languages configured, and both work correctly. My hardware is also working correctly, and have no issues with the file system.
My problem is that when I switch over to the keyboard Spanish layout, Windows starts to convert to the Spanish language. I want to isolate the Windows language from the keyboard layout. Is that at all possible? Thanks! Saga