There are several ways to reset the keyboard to its default settings. One way is to simply press the “Reset” button on your keyboard, which is usually located in the upper right corner of the keyboard near the power button. If your keyboard doesn’t have a Reset button, you can usually hold down the “Alt” + “Shift” keys while pressing the “F10” key to reset it. Another way to reset your keyboard is to go to your computer’s Control Panel and click “Keyboard.” From there, you should be able to find an option that will allow you to reset your keyboard settings.
If you’re not satisfied with your current keyboard layout or if you’ve changed it by accident and can’t remember how to go back to the default, there are a few ways to reset it. In Windows, you can go to the Control Panel and find the “Keyboard” section. Under “Keyboard”, there will be an option to change the keyboard layout. From here, you can select the default keyboard layout for your language. In macOS, you can go to System Preferences and then select Keyboard. In the “Input Sources” tab, you’ll see a list of all the keyboard layouts you have installed. To set a keyboard layout as the default, simply check the box next to it. You can also reorder keyboard layouts by dragging and dropping them in this list. If you’re using a different operating system, see its documentation on how to change the keyboard layout.
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Reset Keyboard Language
Depending on the problem, all that may be required to resolve the technical difficulties is to reset the language on Windows or Mac. If you have set a new preferred language, do ctuated customizations or changed the keyboard layout, perhaps accidentally, this could do the trick.
If restoring the default keyboard or changing the language didn’t work, try performing a hard reset. If you’re using a wired external keyboard, unplug the device and wait about 30 seconds before plugging it back in. Press the ESC key until the keyboard starts flashing.
The best way to reset a keyboard in Windows 10
If you have tried all the above fixes but nothing works, you can try resetting the keyboard.
The way to do this is to make changes to the language setting. Go to Windows Settings > Time & Language > Region & Language.
Follow the instructions below to reset the keyboard to its default settings in Windows 11: