How to enable Typing insights on Windows 10 October 2022 Update

Although information technology's not advertised, Windows 10 includes AI technology to help you meliorate your typing efficiency. You can see it in activity as you type and the system automatically corrects mistakes in words, offers suggestions to save strokes typing the full give-and-take, when getting next word prediction, and more.

Starting with the Windows ten Oct 2022 Update (version 1809), you can enable the Typing insights feature that allows you to encounter the number of times AI has helped you when typing using the touch keyboard, and word predictions if you're using a hardware keyboard.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the easy steps to enable or disable Typing insights using the Settings app available with the Oct 2022 Update or later on.

How to enable or disable Typing insights using Settings

To enable or disable Typing insights statistics on Windows 10, use these steps:

Open up Settings.
Click on Devices.
Click on Typing.
Nether "How AI has helped yous," click the Typing insights option.
Turn on or off the Typing insights toggle switch depending on your preference.

Once yous've completed the steps, if you enabled the feature, then over fourth dimension, you can come back to this page to see how Microsoft's AI has been helping y'all to avoid grammer mistakes and improve your typing efficiency. For case, on this page, yous tin see the number of times the system helped with word corrections, autocomplete, stroke saves by suggestions, and more than.

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