If you want to open the On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 11/10, use Keyboard Shortcut, Run, Search, Settings, Start menu, CMD, etc. Here's how!

Windows offered a built-in Accessibility tool, the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK), as an alternative to physical keyboards. The OSK could be accessed through Settings on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.

You can open the On-Screen keyboard simply by pressing Win+Ctrl+O on your keyboard. If your keyboard is locked or is not working for some reason, you can go to Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard ...

To hide the virtual keyboard again, tap the key in the bottom-right corner of the screen. For more tips on using a Magic Keyboard with your ‌iPad Pro‌, click here.

Yes, you can set up a keyboard shortcut to open the on-screen keyboard on your Chromebook. To do this, go to Settings > Keyboard > Manage accessibility features, and then turn on the "On-screen ...

Open an app that allows text input via the onscreen virtual keyboard. In our example, we're using Ulysses. Tap inside the editing window to activate the text cursor and the onscreen keyboard.