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How To Enable The On-Screen Keyboard In Windows 10

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Most of us have been through that moment in which you´re working on your laptop and your keyboard just dies on you for no apparent reason. When that happens the best way to continue doing what you are doing is to pull up Windows´ on-screen keyboard and type slowly with your mouse. Whether that´s your case or you are someone with different capabilities, following these simple steps will grant you access to this useful Windows function.

Step 1
Pop open the 'Start' Menu

A simple click on the 'Windows logo' or pressing the 'Windows key' on your keyboard brings up the Start Menu. You need to open this menu to get to the menus in which Windows can be personalized to your taste.

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Step 2
Go to ‘Settings’

A simple click on the ‘Settings’ option will open that menu. Doing this will collapse the Start menu; don´t worry about it, the ‘Settings’ menu will emerge immediately after.
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Step 3
Go to ‘Ease of access’

Click the ‘Ease of access’ option on the ‘Settings’ menu. This menu is dedicated to those people with different capabilities; here you will find all the options for them to have such a great experience with Windows 10 as we all do.

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Step 4
Go to ‘Keyboard’

Click on the ‘Keyboard’ option. Clicking on this option will populate the right side of your screen with the keyboard menu.

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Step 5
Turn on the ‘On-Screen Keyboard’ option

Slide the switch of the on-screen keyboard option. Doing this will immediately make the on-screen keyboard appear in your screen.

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Never be left without a working keyboard again.
 
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