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Oct 02, 2018 But Windows has a built-in Ease of Access tool called the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) that can be used instead of a physical keyboard. You don’t need a touchscreen to use the OSK. Microsoft office keygen 2013. It displays a visual keyboard with all the standard keys, so you can use your mouse or another pointing device to select keys, or use a physical single key or group of. I have developed a c# code snippet to determine if the virtual (on-screen) keyboard was showing or not. The code below worked fine in Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, but in Windows 10, the IsKeyboardVisible.
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I have developed a c# code snippet to determine if the virtual (on-screen) keyboard was showing or not.
The code below worked fine in Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, but in Windows 10, the
IsKeyboardVisible always returns true ..
I used a tutorial on SO, but it's a while ago so sorry for not crediting the author.
Does anyone know about a working code snippet for all recent Windows versions, so I don't have to check the actual OS to switch on the version..?
UPDATE
I found the original post here, which allowed me to correct the code. So now my problem is the same old Win10 issue - I can't show the virtual keyboard using
.. Again, is there any 'all-platform' code I can use, or what is the suggested approach for Win10?
UPDATE 2I found out about issues running a 32-bit application on a 64-bit os. That being said, the error occurs whether I try to run
osk.exe in the System32 or the 'sysWOW64` folder.. Is there any other way than making a 64-bit release???
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neggenbeneggenbe
2 Answers
After much digging about
TabTip.exe , osk.exe and x86 and x64 compatibility issues, I found a solution by searching the osk.exe on my system and trying to run each of them. I found 4 version the following folders:
It appears the one in
C:WindowsWinSxSamd64_microsoft.. works fine (not the other three though)..
Given the 'amd64_..' folder might not be the same on different machines (I actually checked and they don't match, I didn't search whether this depends on the machine, the windows build or anything else..).
So basically I did a small routine to look into
WinSxS folder and returning the very firs occurrence of osk.exe , which works just fine. I also made the code working on a 32-bit OS using a simple OS-architecture test:
UPDATE: The confusion with one working and one non-working version within the
WinSxS folder made me nervous. It works just fine because the amd_. folder is alphabetically before wow64_.. .
I therefore suggest to add a test in the
getOskPath method to return the first native 64-bit osk.exe (not the emulated one).
Using the
IsWin64Emulator method found here, the method looks like this:
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neggenbeneggenbe
Same problem with me, I try all answer here, but it not work. After finding solution with google, this is is ok.
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