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How to use Windows on Parallels Desktop with US keyboard
In this article.Parallels DesktopThis section explains how to use Windows above with a US keyboard.
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How to use Windows on Parallels Desktop with US keyboard
Step 1: Start the virtual machine
Click the Parallels Desktop icon on the Mac menu bar and select "Control Center.
Start the virtual machine.
Step 2:Open [Settings
Open the virtual machine's Start menu or Action Center and click on the Settings icon (gear symbol).
Step 3: Click on "Time and Language
[When "Settings" opens, click on "Time and Language.
Step 4: Click on [Japanese
After clicking [Region and Language] on the left side of the window, click [Japanese] under [Language] on the right side of the window.
Step 5: Click on "Options
Click on [Japanese] and a button will appear. Click [Options] in it.
Step 6: Click on "Change Layout
A dialog box titled "Change Hardware Keyboard Layout" will appear.
If the keyboard is set to [Japanese Keyboard (106/109 keys)], click there.
A pull-down menu will then appear. Select "English Keyboard (101/102 keys)".
Then click Sign Out to sign out and sign in again.
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This article describes how to use Windows on Parallels Desktop with a US keyboard.
Parallelsschool (e.g. of ikebana)Completely free trial versionis available for a risk-free trial. Parallels also offers discount campaigns from time to time.For the latest discount information on Parallels, please visit the official website atPlease check it out from the following page.
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*Free trial is also available here.