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How to Change Windows 10, 8.1 Spelling Settings

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Most of the system settings are easily built intoWindows 10,Windows 8.1and Windows 8 can be accessed right away, but if you’re a beginner with the latest Windows version, then we’re explaining how you can access and manage the spelling settings.There are plenty ofWindows 10, Windows 8.1 spell checking appsand we have featured some in the past that you can use on yourWindows 10, 8,Windows 8.1or even Windows RT tablets. But, did you know that there are some spelling settings that you can enable or disable inWindows 10, 8 itself? Also, if you’re interested intypingand words, maybe you can have a look at some of the most resourcefulWindows 10, 8 dictionary apps. Ok, now, back to our quick tip on how you can change spelling settings.

Autocorrect and highlight misspelled words on PC

Autocorrect and highlight misspelled words on PC

So, here are the steps that you need to take to get into the autocorrect and highlight misspelled words settings:

The steps to follow in order to edit spelling settings onWindows 10are more intuitive. All you need to do is go to Settings > Device >Typing. You can then enable or disable the following two options:

So, here, if you find annoying the fact that misspelled words are being highlighted, you can disable or, on the other hand, enable it. There are also third-party grammar checker tools that you can install on your computer. For more information on the best grammar software available on the market, you can check outthis guide.

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