Ecl1p5e

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What, may I ask, is a virtual keyboard?
Virtual keyboard, also known as on-screen keyboard, is an Accessibility feature on most PC operating systems. It's basically like the keyboard on your mobile but for your desktop/laptop, where you can click on individual characters on it with your mouse or touchpad to emulate keypresses on an actual keyboard.

Here's how it looks like on Windows 10:

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Here, you're gonna want to click on the "Options" button, turn on the numerical pad on the very right, and click on the + button 5 times while the game window is in focus.
 

DKOC

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The issue is most computers need you to have a keyboard to perform initial boot up or OS installation, so how you'd reach Windows without a keyboard is what mystifies me. Like at boot up it often requires you to hit F1 or F2 or F10. Without a keyboard, that would be impossible.
 

Im2Nub

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The issue is most computers need you to have a keyboard to perform initial boot up or OS installation, so how you'd reach Windows without a keyboard is what mystifies me. Like at boot up it often requires you to hit F1 or F2 or F10. Without a keyboard, that would be impossible.
this might sound a bit aggressive but i genuinely have no idea if ur baiting or not because the answer to ur question is "a touch screen device" and as far as im aware my device boots up automatically without any input and if u are talking about fresh install of an OS u can also automate that to require no input by designating the values in the installation itself

the only requirement for a device to utilise an OS is a singular input device wether its touchscreen / keyboard / mouse all u need is 1 of these and u dont even need to pick any of these u can even use a sex toy as an input device if u want
 

VanillaLover

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Virtual keyboard, also known as on-screen keyboard, is an Accessibility feature on most PC operating systems. It's basically like the keyboard on your mobile but for your desktop/laptop, where you can click on individual characters on it with your mouse or touchpad to emulate keypresses on an actual keyboard.

Here's how it looks like on Windows 10:

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Here, you're gonna want to click on the "Options" button, turn on the numerical pad on the very right, and click on the + button 5 times while the game window is in focus.
Additionally, you can open the OSK by pressing Win + R and typing in "osk".
 
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