Onscreen keyboard becomes transparent or completely white in Windows 10

If your keyboard on the Windows 10 screen has become transparent or completely blank for no apparent reason, then this article explains how to fix it quickly. The Windows operating system includes a On the keyboard of the screen whose executable is osk.exe. It is part of the Easy Access feature of Wind0ws 10, which allows you to use the PC with the mouse instead of the physical keyboard.

The keyboard on the screen becomes transparent

When the on-screen keyboard becomes transparent or displays only the borders, you can not access them. In addition, you can not remove it completely from view. To solve this problem, you can try the following solutions:

1. Check the Fade button
2. Run Windows Touch Keyboard Troubleshooter
3. Restart the keyboard process on the screen
4. Use KillKeyboard.

1) Check the Fade button

Check the Molten button that you see in the lower right corner. If enabled, the on-screen keyboard will fade in the background.

Press the button so that the keyboard is visible again.

2) Windows Touch Keyboard Troubleshooter

Run the Windows Touch Keyboard Troubleshooter from Microsoft and see if that helps you.

2) Restart the keyboard process on the screen

You can try restarting the keyboard process on the screen. For that, open 'Task Manager"Go to the"The process"Tabulation and localization"Accessibility Keyboard on screen"Option.

When found, click the adjacent drop-down arrow, right-clickOn the keyboard of the screen'Option and right click on it.

Then click on 'Final task"

Once done, open theRun"Dialog box, type"osk.exeAnd pressEnter"

Instantly, the on-screen keyboard should appear on your computer screen, as shown in the image above.

4) Use KillKeyboard

It's a C ++ code to kill a keyboard on the screen and restore the normal when it hangs or becomes completely transparent. Download the GitHub file Web page.

So, with these simple tips, you can solve the problem of the transparency of the keyboard on the screen or white on Windows 10. If you have other solutions, share them with us in the comments section. -Dessous.