With a bit of trepidation I have upgraded my Dell laptop with Windows 10 and everything was fine. As a precaution I have created a USB recovery stick. When I tried to boot up the laptop with this drive, a screen came up asking me for the keyboard language I wished to use. At the bottom of the screen is an option for more keyboard languages, following the short language list beginning with A. However I couldn't find a way of accessing more languages beyond the first page. The mouse at this point was not recognised. So there must be a keyboard press which I have missed and I am just wondering what it might be?
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The thread discusses a user who successfully upgraded their Dell laptop to Windows 10 and encountered difficulty accessing additional keyboard languages during a recovery process. The original poster struggled to find a way to access more languages beyond the first page, especially since the mouse was unrecognized at that point. A responder suggested that adding languages might depend on using the Windows Pro version, and the original user later confirmed they had resolved the issue by using the Tab key to navigate, realizing they were indeed running Windows Pro. The overall sentiment is constructive, with helpful advice leading to a successful workaround.
The thread discusses a user who successfully upgraded their Dell laptop to Windows 10 and encountered difficulty accessing additional keyboard languages during a recovery process. The original poster struggled to find a way to access more languages beyond the first page, especially since the mouse was unrecognized at that point. A responder suggested that adding languages might depend on using the Windows Pro version, and the original user later confirmed they had resolved the issue by using the Tab key to navigate, realizing they were indeed running Windows Pro. The overall sentiment is constructive, with helpful advice leading to a successful workaround.
