In Windows operating systems, users with disabilities, as well as those who do not have a computer keyboard, are offered the use of an alternative software - "On-Screen Keyboard". You can enter characters and press keys on the onscreen keyboard using your computer's mouse or other pointing device. The onscreen keyboard contains all the keys found on a conventional computer keyboard and allows you to press shortcuts.
Instructions
Step 1
To switch between the specified system input languages, press the "Alt" key on the on-screen keyboard with the left mouse button (or other pointing device) once, and then press the "Shift" button with the left mouse button twice. Alternatively, you can press the Shift key first and then the Alt key twice.
Step 2
You can select the input language by clicking on the “EN” (or “RU”) button located on the right side of the taskbar, left-clicking once and selecting the required language from the list that opens.
Step 3
If the language bar is not displayed on the taskbar, then right-click on it once. In the list that appears, move the mouse cursor over the "Panels" line and put a check mark in front of the "Language bar" line.
Step 4
If you have a connected computer keyboard, you can also change the language layout by pressing the key combination "Alt + Shift" (sometimes "Ctrl + Shift") on it.
