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How to use the Ctrl key to switch between Chinese and English input methods in Win10?

2016-12-14View Original

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 Users familiar with our Windows system know that to switch between Chinese and English input methods in the system, it’s sufficient to press the Shift key on the keyboard. However, in Windows 10, this isn’t the only way to do it; many users are also accustomed to using Ctrl plus the space bar to switch input methods. For those who prefer this method, pressing the Ctrl key seems more convenient. Today, I’ll make this process even easier for everyone. Below, we’ll go over how to switch between Chinese and English input methods by pressing the Ctrl key in Windows 10.   Recommendation system: Win7 64-bit Ultimate Edition. 1. First, we need to return to the traditional desktop of the Win10 system; then, we click to open the Start menu on the Win10 computer, and from there we go to the Settings interface. http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/150723/6-150H314133Q16.jpg 2. In the opened settings menu, we click on Time and Language; thereafter, we will see the interface shown in the image below. We then select Region and Language from the left-side menu, and click on the option button under Chinese on the right side. http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/150723/6-150H3141350Z4.jpg 3. Next, click the option button below Microsoft Pinyin; in the window that appears, simply set the key for switching between Chinese and English input to Ctrl. After making this setting, remember to click OK at the bottom of the window to save it. http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/150723/6-150H31414039E.jpg http://www.66868.com/uploads/allimg/150723/6-150H3141412a5.jpg

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