If you want to add and use US international Keyboard on your Windows 10 PC, please follow the steps given in the article.
How to add US International Keyboard in Windows 10
Step 1 – Click on the Start button and then gear shaped icon to Open settings.
Step 2 – Click on Time & Language.
Step 3 – Click on Language from the left menu.
Step 4 – Click on English (United states) to expand and then click on Options.
Step 5 – Scroll down and then click on + Sign beside Add a language.
Step 6 – Select United states – International from the list.
Step 7 – Now, in the Taskbar , click on your language .
Step 8 – Now, select United states – International from the list.
This will install United states – International configuration on your Windows 10 Computer. Hope it helps.
How to add US International Keyboard in Windows 11
1 – Press Windows and I key together to open settings.
2 – Now, Click on Time & Language from the left menu.
3 – Now, click on Language & Region from the right side.
4 -In , the right side , Locate your default language. If there are two languages, the language at the top is your default language.
Now, Click on three horizontal dots located at the right.
5 -Now, click on Language options from the popped up menu.
6 -In the next window, Click on Add a keyboard.
7 – Now, select United states – International from the dropdown list.
Saurav is associated with IT industry and computers for more than a decade and is writing on The Geek Page on topics revolving on windows 10 and softwares.
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At last! Why does it have to be so complicated! It’s so important for all Latin and Germanic language speakers , so basically every Western European language!!!
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Alvaro Frederico Ramos Pompeia says
O my windows 10 english, in Step 6 – Select United states – International from the list
the list appears only 6 keyboard icons but no text so I don’t knou what to choice.
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