My keyboard was altered and I want to put it back to as it was.

[submariner1]

I've put a request on here and got a reply but it didn't do the trick and I don't know how to get back to my posting.
Basically, my keyboard was changed without my knowledge. The @ was moved up to where the figure 2 is positioned and the " is now in the right hand lower keyboard where the @ was.
How do I get it back to 'normal' again.
I'm not at all computer smart, so please use words of one syllable only!
Many thanks.
Jim

 

[JeckeL]

Do you mean the actual keys on the keyboard were physically switched around? Or when you press those keys something different appears?

 

[submariner1]

Hi JeckeL,
No, the physical keys have remained the same, it's just that the top left sign for the inverted comma ( " ) has now been relocated down to the bottom right @ sign and that sign has taken the place of the " on the number 2 key top left.
Hope this helps,
Jim

 

[shivababbli]

change the keyboard input to english UK

 

[submariner1]

change the keyboard input to english UK

 

[submariner1]

I appear to have only the two US English to choose from. No sign of any UK English.

 

[shivababbli]

try changing the location or try to download new language pack

try to select your native country

 

[submariner1]

try changing the location or try to download new language pack

try to select your native country

 

[submariner1]

Now I'm completely lost!! Haven't a clue on either of those things!!

 

[shivababbli]

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows7/install-or-change-a-display-language

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-8/using-multiple-languages

 

[submariner1]

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows7/install-or-change-a-display-language

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows-8/using-multiple-languages

 

[submariner1]

Thanks shivababbli,
I've got to go out now to get my bus (the one and only bus) into town, so I'll have a look at those two pieces of info you've put up for me.
As long as they don't have words longer than four - or at the most - five letters I should be OK!!
I don't care, I enjoy being a computer thick-o!!