Hello. I have a problem with the keyboard. Well, one day I noticed that I don't have Polish type marks; ą, ę, ć but only a, e, c etc.
I have tried all the combinations I found on the internet; alt + shift, alt + ctrl + z and stuff like that didn't work or help.
After entering Control Panel> Regional and Language Options> Languages> Details, I have selected:
Default language = Polish - Polish (Developers)
Installed Services = Polish
* Polish (Programmer)
When I select the last Programmer's Polish and click Add, the Add Language window opens and in the Language tab, Polish is selected, and in the Keyboard Layout / IME tab, the United States is selected.
I tried to look for Poland instead of the United States, but I didn't find it.
Someone told me that there is no such option that there is no Polish choice there and that this is the main reason for this.
I do not know if it matters, but some time ago my graphics burned down and with the help of a colleague I was able to switch in a system under Bios or Dos, I do not know exactly how to pronounce it to start the system with a Graphics Card built into the Motherboard.
I have tried all the combinations I found on the internet; alt + shift, alt + ctrl + z and stuff like that didn't work or help.
After entering Control Panel> Regional and Language Options> Languages> Details, I have selected:
Default language = Polish - Polish (Developers)
Installed Services = Polish
* Polish (Programmer)
When I select the last Programmer's Polish and click Add, the Add Language window opens and in the Language tab, Polish is selected, and in the Keyboard Layout / IME tab, the United States is selected.
I tried to look for Poland instead of the United States, but I didn't find it.
Someone told me that there is no such option that there is no Polish choice there and that this is the main reason for this.
I do not know if it matters, but some time ago my graphics burned down and with the help of a colleague I was able to switch in a system under Bios or Dos, I do not know exactly how to pronounce it to start the system with a Graphics Card built into the Motherboard.