How do I change my keyboard back to English from Thai?

[giddyup]

I don't know exactly what I do, but sometimes I obviously hit the wrong key and find my keyboard has changed to Thai. Only way that I know how to change it back is to restart, but there must be an easier way.

[Spoonman]

Which operating system are you using ?

[giddyup]

Which operating system are you using ?

Windows 7.

[Upnotover]

You should see "TH" at the bottom right of the screen, click that and you can select "EN" to get back to English.

[Upnotover]

[giddyup]

You should see "TH" at the bottom right of the screen, click that and you can select "EN" to get back to English.

Nope, there is no TH at the bottom right. I am back to English now, but I want to know how to change it back if it happens again. I must accidentally hit the wrong key(s) to change it in the first place.

[giddyup]

OK. I see EN now, it's actually more to the middle bottom of my screen. I wonder what keys I hit to change it to Thai in the first place?

[Upnotover]

In control panel....

[Upnotover]

Left ALT+Shift does it.

[giddyup]

Left ALT+Shift does it.

OK, thanks.

[BB1950]

It depends how the keyboard is setup and languages used.

Mine uses the Grave Accent (`) key on the left hand side under the 'ESC' key. Some Thai keyboards have it labeled 'T/E'.

Edited January 24, 2014 by BB1950

[BobTH]

It depends how the keyboard is setup and languages used.

Mine uses the Grave Accent (`) key on the left hand side under the 'ESC' key. Some Thai keyboards have it labeled 'T/E'.

That is the way mine works also.