Lucas C

Did you run the script again twice? The first time would only uninstall everything left over from before. The second time would install the script again.

That would be because there is no single app path for the Windows keyboard. It's a ridiculously complex black box intertwined deep within the Windows OS, which is why ReplaceOSK...

I would recommend running ReplaceOSK to install rather than replacing osk.exe manually. Windows will often detect this as a virus and may suddenly remove the executable or block it from...

Closing this since there have been no further comments, and compatibility with Windows 11 22H2 is confirmed.

Unfortunately, this is still happening for me. Windows 10 21H2 Build 19044.1415

I've run ReplaceOSK on many PCs running Windows 11 22H2 and can confirm everything is still working as of this date. For cases where Windows denies automatically taking ownership of...