Onscreen Keyboard issue

[Nagarjuna451]

When i am converting from normal mode to tablet mode and trying to type some thing using onscreen keyboard. The onscreen keyboard doesn't turn up with mouse click . I have to manually turn on the keyboard through selecting onscreen keyboard. can anyone help me such that if i  click on my mouse to use keyboard then the onscreen keyboard can turn up automatically,

[praveen196]

@Nagarjuna451 Welcome to HP Community!

I understand that you are facing issues with Onscreen Keyboard.

Do not worry. I will try to fix the issue.

Please try the steps recommended below to solve onscreen keyboard issues.

Tap on “Start” button at the extreme lower left of your tablet.
Tap on “Settings” which will spread out the application.
Tap on “System” block at the settings.
Tap on “Tablet mode” in the left flank.
Move to the right flank and drag the slider toward “On”, just underneath the statement “Make Windows more touch-friendly when using your device as a tablet”.

Access “Registry editor” using your favorable method. You can write “regedit” in Cortana search and tap the same in the search result at the top.
Follow the below-written path –
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Scaling

Go to the right flank of the editor, look for “MonitorSize”, double click on it and ensure its value data is 22.5. If it is not then write 22.5 and tap on OK.

Pin On-screen Keyboard to Taskbar or Start

When you are in front of a tablet and hitting on Touch keyboard icon located on Taskbar puts nothing impact, you have the choice to pin on screen keyboard to taskbar Windows 10 or Start.

Open “Run” dialog box using the method you think comfortable. Although doing a right click on ‘Start” icon and selecting “Run” on power user menu is the most convenient way for a tablet user.
Copy the below given default shortcut path, paste in the given space in the run box and hit OK.
C:\Windows\System32\osk.exe

Look for OSK icon in the System32 folder, perform a right-click on it and select “Pin to start”.

After it is appearing on Start, make right click on it and select “More” followed with “Pin to taskbar”.

Please update the BIOS.

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