00:00In this video, I will show you how to get the on-screen keyboard on Windows 11.
00:05To get started, what you want to do from your desktop is come down to your search box in the
00:09taskbar at the bottom, and in here you want to type settings, and then open up your settings
00:14underneath best match. Now, once your settings is open, come over to the menu on the left-hand side
00:20and click onto accessibility, and then what you need to do is just scroll down on the accessibility
00:24screen until you get to the interaction section, where you're going to find an option for keyboard.
00:31Give that a click, and what you can then do is scroll down a bit where you can find the
00:34options
00:35for the on-screen keyboard, and to turn this on, all you need to do is simply turn the switch
00:39on,
00:39and that's going to enable it, as you can see, so you can use this straight away. There's also a
00:44shortcut key, which is if you hold down the Windows key, Control and O on your keyboard, this is also
00:50going to open the keyboard, and again, you can use that same shortcut to close the keyboard off as
00:55well. So that is how to get the on-screen keyboard on Windows 11. Make sure to like, comment, and
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01:08in the next video.
