It’s also a normal desktop window that you can resize and minimize, unlike the new touch keyboard. This keyboard includes quite a few more keys, and functions more like a traditional, full PC keyboard than the touch keyboard does. To access it, open the Start menu and select “Settings.” Navigate to Ease of Access > Keyboard and activate the “On-Screen Keyboard” option at the top of the window. There’s also a more advanced on-screen keyboard, which is part of the Ease of Access settings. RELATED: How to Manage Accessibility Features in Windows 10 The keyboard button at the bottom of the on-screen keyboard allows you to select different layouts. The icons in the top-right corner allow you to move or enlarge the keyboard. It works just like a normal keyboard would: select a text field by clicking or tapping in it and then use the on-screen buttons with your finger or mouse. Once you’ve opened the on-screen keyboard you can tap or click the buttons to send keyboard input.
