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Under Windows 10, I have an English (United States) language set as default, but there are two keyboard layouts underneath it: US and Serbian (Latin).
I actually need both layouts: my laptop has a Serbian physical keyboard and that's what I primarily use, but I occasionally attach a US physical keyboard to it.
When I start Windows (or wake-up the laptop from sleep), US is selected as the current layout, but I'd like Serbian layout as default because I'll type on my laptop's keyboard in most cases. Sure, I can switch manually, but I often forget to do it after boot or wake-up, until I realize the wrong characters are appearing on my screen.
Is there a way to set Serbian layout as default while still being able to manually switch to US layout?1
1 Obviously, this has nothing to do with these specific layouts - I'm just using them as an example that happens to be relevant in my case.
Branko Dimitrijevic
Posted 2016-03-04T05:39:18.187
Reputation: 121
Which layout was installed first? – Ramhound – 2016-03-04T05:41:15.590
I believe it was the US layout (it was probably automatically installed with the US language itself). – Branko Dimitrijevic – 2016-03-04T06:46:25.297
You can choose default in regional options under control panel. Go to keyboard properties. – jiggunjer – 2016-06-27T10:33:18.847
@jiggunjer Where exactly? – Branko Dimitrijevic – 2016-06-27T14:02:19.177
controlPanel→Region and Language→Keyboards and Languages tab→Change keyboards→General tab. There is a drop down menu for default input language, just select the layout you want. – jiggunjer – 2016-06-28T01:17:22.840
@jiggunjer Thanks, but that doesn't exist under Windows 10. – Branko Dimitrijevic – 2016-06-28T10:38:17.113