If you have only one keyboard installed and it is not the right one, here is how to install another keyboard.

Adding a keyboard in Windows 11 or 10

Adding an input language lets you set a preferred order of languages for websites and apps, and change your keyboard language.

1. Select the Start button, then select Settings > Time & language > Language (on Windows 11: Language & region).
2. Under Preferred languages, select the language that contains the keyboard you want, then select Options. If you do not know which keyboard you have, we have listed the keyboards most commonly used in Luxembourg further down in this article.
3. Select Add a keyboard, then choose the keyboard you want to add. If the keyboard you want does not appear, you may need to add a new language to get more options. If so, go on to step 4.
4. Go back to the Language settings page, then select Add a language.
5. Choose the language you want to use from the list, then select Next.
6. Review the language features you want to set up or install, then select Install.

Final steps to set up your keyboard

At the top right, click on “Administrative language settings”

In the “Administrative” tab, click the “Copy settings…” button

Tick the “Welcome screen and system accounts” and “New user accounts” boxes

Confirm this new configuration by clicking the “OK” button, then “OK” again, and finally close the “Settings, Language” window

This last procedure copies the keyboard settings to the rest of the system. It also means you will have the right keyboard when you sign in. This means you must be sure that you typed your sign-in password after setting up the right keyboard.
Otherwise, if you typed your password with the wrong keyboard, Windows may reject it as incorrect.