Easy Accessibility: The On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) is a built-in tool in Windows 11. The tool can be accessed by going to Start, then selecting Settings, then Accessibility and after that Keyboard. You can enable the On-Screen Keyboard there. (Pexels)
1/5 Easy Accessibility: The On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) is a built-in tool in Windows 11. The tool can be accessed by going to Start, then selecting Settings, then Accessibility and after that Keyboard. You can enable the On-Screen Keyboard there. (Pexels)
Customizable Options: The OSK offers various options to tailor the user experience such as Click Sound Enable. Pick it if you want to hear a sound when you press a key. (Pexels)
2/5 Customizable Options: The OSK offers various options to tailor the user experience such as Click Sound Enable. Pick it if you want to hear a sound when you press a key. (Pexels)
Other one in Customizable Options are Show Keys for Screen Navigation: Use this if you want the OSK to have keys for repositioning it on your screen.
3/5 Other one in Customizable Options are Show Keys for Screen Navigation: Use this if you want the OSK to have keys for repositioning it on your screen.
There are several more Customizable Options that include Numeric Keypad, Click on Keys, Text Prediction. (Pexels)
4/5 There are several more Customizable Options that include Numeric Keypad, Click on Keys, Text Prediction. (Pexels)
Ease of Use: The OSK is intuitive and user-friendly, providing a seamless typing experience. Users can quickly adjust settings and preferences by selecting the Options key on the OSK itself. (Pexels)
5/5 Ease of Use: The OSK is intuitive and user-friendly, providing a seamless typing experience. Users can quickly adjust settings and preferences by selecting the Options key on the OSK itself. (Pexels)