How to Enable the On-Screen Keyboard on MacBook Air M4

HardReset.InfoOctober 22, 20251 min242 views

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Enabling the Accessibility Keyboard

💡 To begin, click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen to open the Apple menu.
⚙️ Navigate to System Settings from the Apple menu.
⌨️ Within System Settings, locate and select the Accessibility menu.
🖱️ Scroll down within the Accessibility menu to find and open the Keyboard settings.

Activating and Using the Keyboard

✅ To enable the on-screen keyboard, switch the toggle for the Accessibility Keyboard to the right.
💻 The resizable accessibility keyboard will now appear on your device's screen, ready for use.
❌ Once you have finished using the on-screen keyboard, click the X icon to close it.

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