Let’s learn how to Turn On or off typing insights in Windows 11. Windows 11 has a feature called Typing Insights for touch or on-screen keyboard. If you turn on this feature, Windows 11 will show you your typing statistics, like keystrokes, autocomplete words, spelling corrections, etc.
Turn on text suggestions in Windows to quickly complete challenging words and continue working efficiently. As you type, suggestions appear above your cursor, and you can easily select the one you want. Words are predicted based on spelling; new and more accurate suggestions appear as you type more letters.
Some examples include auto-correcting your spelling mistakes, prediction of the next word you would type, word suggestions as you start typing so you do not have to type the full word and the number of words you have typed by swiping over the letters on the software keyboard.
Windows provides stats about each of these features. These stats cover typing insights for software keyboard usage and hardware keyboard prediction features. This article will describe the details.
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Turn On or Off Typing Insights Using Windows Settings |
Turn On or Off Typing Insights Using Registry File |
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Turn On or Off Typing Insights Using Windows Settings
You can use Windows Settings to Turn On or Off Typing Insights. Click the Windows button, select Settings, or press Win Key + I to open settings directly. Then, under settings, click on the Time & Language option on the left panel, scroll down to find the Typing (which is used for the Touch keyboard, text suggestions, and preferences) in the right panel and click on it.
When the Typing section is open, you can see various options in the menu. Scroll down and select the Typing Insights option (which allows you to view your typing and corrections history), then click on it to open.
When the selected option menu opens, a button is available under the Typing Insights option. Toggle the button to ON to enable it and Off to disable it.
Windows is using artificial intelligence to help you type. To help you save time and kind efficiently, Windows can learn to suggest words, autocorrect spelling mistakes, and interpret swiped typing. Take a look at the insights below to see up-to-the-minute stats on how Windows has learned to improve typing for you. These stats are stored only on this device, and Microsoft does not collect data on typing insights. It has some options listed below:
- Autocompleted Words: As you start typing, we make suggestions so you can quickly finish a word.
- Suggested Words: We will guess your next word before you start typing it.
- Keystrokes Saved: With text suggestions and swiped words, you save time by avoiding keystrokes.
- Spelling Corrections: We all make typos and are here to ensure they do not slip through the cracks.
- Swiped Words: Did you know that you can swipe your fingers on a touch keyboard to type? (Only available for touch facilitate devices)
Turn On or Off Typing Insights using Registry File
Using the registry editor, you can turn on or off typing insights in Windows. This procedure is done using the Registry File. Let’s discuss the step-by-step guidelines for it.
Now, open Run Window, and press Windows Key + R from the keyboard simultaneously. This is the keyboard shortcut to open the run window. Now, type regedit and click on OK to continue. Then, it asks the Admin’s permission to change the Device. Click Yes.
- Window Key + R (To open run command).
- Type ‘regedit‘ and press OK.
- Administrator Permission press Yes.
NOTE! Take Backup—If any mistake occurs in the Registry Editor, it may affect the system. It is advisable to take a backup of the Registry before proceeding. To back up, go to File in the top left corner of the Registry Editor. Click on it, then select Export and save the backup.
- Go to File
- Right-click on HKEY_CURRENT_USER
- Click on Export
- Please save it
Turn on the Typing Insights in Windows Security using the .reg file. To create a .reg file, open NotePad, type the following code, and name it TurnOnTypingInsights.reg. Then, save it on the desktop using the .reg extension.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Input\Settings]
"InsightsEnabled"=dword:00000001
When the file is saved at your selected location, double-click on it. The User Account Control Window will open; click Yes to continue. Then, the Registry Editor Waring window will open.
Adding information can unintentionally change or delete values and cause components to stop working correctly. If you do not trust the source of this information in the path you created, do not add it to the registry; otherwise, click Yes to continue.
The next window shows that the key and value you added have been successfully added to the registry editor. Now click on OK and restart your PC to add the applicable test.
Use the .reg file to turn off the Typing Insights in Windows Security. To create a .reg file, open NotePad, type the following code, and name it TurnOffTypingInsights.reg. Then, save it on the desktop using the .reg extension.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Input\Settings]
"InsightsEnabled"=dword:00000000
When the file is saved at your selected location, double-click on it. The User Account Control Window will open; click Yes to continue. Then, the Registry Editor Waring window will open.
Adding information can unintentionally change or delete values and cause components to stop working correctly. If you do not trust the source of this information in the path you created, do not add it to the registry; otherwise, click Yes to continue.
The following window shows that the key and value you added have been successfully added to the registry editor. Now click on OK and restart your PC to add the applicable test.
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