This tutorial shows you how to enable and switch to full standard layout touch keyboard in Windows 10. If you prefer, it’s possible to display the Windows 10 touch keyboard in full standard keyboard layout, which includes all special keys and a number row, just like a physical keyboard.
However, the default Windows 10 touch keyboard layout is simplified and is missing some special keys, such as function keys, Escape key, Tab key, Alt key, Caps key, Windows key, up and down arrow keys, and many more.
The Windows 10 on-screen software keyboard is advanced and comprehensive too, with features such as split keyboard, autocorrect misspelled words, text suggestions, auto-capitalize first letter, emoji support and etc. However, the on-screen touch keyboard will come in handy when physical keyboard is not attached, or not accessible. The software keyboard is designed for users who use Windows 10 in tablet mode. Now the On-Screen Keyboard should be enabled or disabled as. If this key doesn’t exist, you can create it. Open ShowTabletKeyboard and set it to 1 to enable it.
Windows 10 has a built-in on-screen keyboard called touch keyboard that is extremely useful in some scenario. Hold down the Windows Key and press R to bring up the Run dialog.
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