Recent content by Thomas Hedden

I figured it out. In the Time & language > Language & region dialog box, six languages showed as installed. However, I only recall having installed French. When I installed W11, I was connected to my Microsoft account, and I seem to recall seeing a message that W11 would adopt my settings, etc...

> Yes one just cycle to next IL, while the other one pops up the list and then you can cycle it. This still isn't the way it was before. I am a very fast typist and I don't want to use the mouse to choose a language. In older versions of Windows I could, and on my W11 laptop, I still can cycle...

The Windows + Space shortcut does the same thing as left Alt-Shift. However, I have a peculiar thing to add: I have two W11 computers: a laptop and a desktop. I got mixed up about which computer I've been having the problem on. I can cycle between input languages on my laptop, but not my...

In older versions of Windows, I was able to cycle between at least six input languages by pressing the keyboard shortcut left Alt-Shift. That keyboard shortcut is configurable, but left Alt-Shift is the default. However, even after having installed multiple input languages, when I type this...