There are even 2 types of on-screen keyboards in Windows.

Their functionality is the same, but they look slightly different.

On Windows, there are 4 ways to start the on-screen keyboard.

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Valeriy Odintsov

you might do it via Taskbar or configs, using the Run window or keyboard shortcut.

All methods are straightforward and work the same on Windows 10 and 11.

As for me, using a shortcut is the easiest way to bring up an on-screen keyboard on Windows.

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All you should probably do is press Win + Ctrl + O.

Below is a more detailed guide on how it works.

Therefore, I will show you how it works for both OS versions.

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Thats why the Taskbar method is better.

All it’s crucial that you do is to pressWin + Ctrl + O.

The keyboard can be controlled using both the mouse and touch input.

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It functions similarly to a physical keyboard.

tap on the keys using your mouse or tap them using a touchscreen unit.

Click or tap these keys before pressing the corresponding letter or function key to activate them.

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But this is only possible to do with the Taskbar keyboard.

So adhere to these instructions:

you could also change the keys text size make them bolder.

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