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U.S Keyboard setup -> U.K Keyboard Setup

Tiesto · 2006-02-26 15:16:36

I chose the U.S setup when installing windows, accidently. Could someone please tell me how i change the keyboard layout to the U.K setup. Thanks.

26-02-2006 4:16pm

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Tiesto

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I chose the U.S setup when installing windows, accidently.
Could someone please tell me how i change the keyboard layout to the U.K setup.
Thanks.

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#2 26-02-2006 4:18pm

aidan_walsh

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Control Panel/Regional and Language Options/Language/Details. And whats wrong with the Irish layout?

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#3 26-02-2006 4:24pm

Tiesto

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Didnt even realise there was one
thanks for the help

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#4 26-02-2006 4:50pm

**Timbuk2**

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I thought that Irish and UK were the same?
Would someone be so nice as to explain what is the difference?

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#5 26-02-2006 6:56pm

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**Timbuk2** wrote:

I thought that Irish and UK were the same?
Would someone be so nice as to explain what is the difference?

Attitude.

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