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Keyboard Shotcut for changing Keyboard Layout in Windows

December 9, 2014 by geekworker

Because this happened to me several times now: In Windows, it is possible to switch between international keyboard layouts by pressing ALT+SHIFT or CTRL+SHIFT together. Since windows remembers this on a per-application basis, this can be quite confusing.

Simply pressing those shortcuts again cycles through the layouts.

Posted in ArticleTagged Keyboard Layout, Keyboard Shortcuts, Windows
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