This post shows students and new users the steps to take. Off or Upon auto-correct when using the on-screen touch keyboard in Windows 11. By default, Windows attempts to auto-correct words as you type with the on-screen keyboard. If this is irritating and time consuming, you can simply disable it in Windows 11.
This feature is also available on smartphones, mobile devices, and others. For most people, this is a useful feature, especially for those who have difficulty spelling or when using a different language.
If you know what you’re doing and can just stand auto-correction, especially when selecting words other than the ones you want, it can be a waste of time, and the steps below show you how to disable it in Windows 11.
The new Windows 11 comes with many new features and a new user desktop, including a centered start menu and taskbar, rounded corner windows, themes and colors that will make any computer look and feel modern.
If you’re excited about Windows 11, keep reading our posts about it.
To start disabling autocorrect in Windows 11, follow the steps below.
How to enable or disable touch keyboard auto-correction in Windows 11
As mentioned above, you can quickly disable the auto-correction feature on the touch keyboard in Windows 11 using the Windows Settings app.
Windows 11 has a centralized location for most of its setup applications. From system settings to creating new users and updating Windows, everything can be done from the System settings crystal.
To access the System Settings, you can use the Windows key + i shortcut or click Start ==> Settings as shown in the following picture: