1. Make sure you're running the latest release of Secure Lockdown which you can download from the product page of our website.
2. Be sure you're not starting in Windows Tablet mode. Desktop Mode only
3. Be sure the Windows Settings > Multitasking feature is disabled (Snap) and the Virtual Desktop settings are set to "Only the desktop I'm using".
4. Be sure that the Windows Settings > Devices > Typing > Show the touch keyboard when not in tablet mode and there's no keyboard attached option enabled.
5. You may want to enable the Windows Settings > Devices > Typing > Add the standard keyboard layout as a touch keyboard option so that you have access to the Alt+Shift+S key sequence
6. Be sure the Secure Lockdown System Lockdown > Local Level > No Desktop option is not set (unchecked).
7. Be sure that no physical input devices (keyboard, mouse, etc) are attached to the device.
8. Some touch screens are connected via USB. If you're using the Chrome browser in this case, be sure to start Chrome with the following command line switch: "--disable-usb-keyboard-detect" Otherwise, Chrome will think a physical keyboard is attached and wont launch the Touch Keyboard
Following the above will ensure that the Windows 10 virtual keyboard will appear when entering an input field in your Windows Desktop application (win32/classic).
2. Be sure you're not starting in Windows Tablet mode. Desktop Mode only
3. Be sure the Windows Settings > Multitasking feature is disabled (Snap) and the Virtual Desktop settings are set to "Only the desktop I'm using".
4. Be sure that the Windows Settings > Devices > Typing > Show the touch keyboard when not in tablet mode and there's no keyboard attached option enabled.
5. You may want to enable the Windows Settings > Devices > Typing > Add the standard keyboard layout as a touch keyboard option so that you have access to the Alt+Shift+S key sequence
6. Be sure the Secure Lockdown System Lockdown > Local Level > No Desktop option is not set (unchecked).
7. Be sure that no physical input devices (keyboard, mouse, etc) are attached to the device.
8. Some touch screens are connected via USB. If you're using the Chrome browser in this case, be sure to start Chrome with the following command line switch: "--disable-usb-keyboard-detect" Otherwise, Chrome will think a physical keyboard is attached and wont launch the Touch Keyboard
Following the above will ensure that the Windows 10 virtual keyboard will appear when entering an input field in your Windows Desktop application (win32/classic).
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