在Windows 11/10中,拼写错误的单词会自动更正(autocorrected)并自动突出显示(highlighted)。但是,如果您想关闭拼写检查和自动更正功能,您可以通过设置(Settings)以及使用REGEDIT和GPEDIT来完成。今天,我们向您展示如何使用Windows 11 设置(Windows 11 Settings)或本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)和Windows 11/10 中的注册表编辑器(Registry Editor)来执行此操作。
(Autocorrect)当您需要快速完成大型写作项目并且不想花时间校对每个单词时,自动更正和突出显示拼写错误的单词功能非常有用。(Highlight)您的 Windows 10 计算机会突出显示拼写错误的单词并自动更改它们,这样您就不必花时间在它们上面。
通过Windows 11(Windows 11)设置禁用自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词
(Windows 11)就可用性而言,Windows 11是一个相当大的改进。设置(Settings)菜单中的许多选项已经改变了它们的位置。还添加了许多以前不属于“设置”(Settings)菜单的选项。一种这样的情况是在Windows 11(Windows 11)中启用或禁用自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示拼写错误的单词(Highlight Misspelled Words)设置的选项。如果您想知道相同的程序,如下所示:
- 右键单击开始(Start)按钮并选择设置(Settings)。
- 在“设置”(Settings)菜单中,转到左侧列表中的“时间和语言”选项卡。(Time & language)
- 在右窗格中,单击Typing。
- 在这里您会找到 2 个选项,即自动更正(Autocorrect mispelled words)拼写错误的单词和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词。两者都有开关来启用或禁用它们。
通过GPEDIT在(GPEDIT)Windows 11/10中禁用自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词
要使用组策略(Group Policy)禁用自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词,请执行以下步骤:
- 按Win+R打开“运行”对话框。
- 键入gpedit.msc并按Enter。
- 转到用户配置(User Configuration)中的区域和语言选项(Regional and Language Options)。
- 双击关闭自动更正拼写错误的单词(Turn off autocorrect misspelled words)和关闭突出显示拼写错误的单词(Turn off highlight misspelled words)设置。
- 选择启用(Enabled)选项。
- 单击确定(OK)按钮。
让我们详细研究上述这些。
首先,您必须打开本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)。为此,请按 Win+R,键入 gpedit.msc,然后按 Enter 按钮。
打开后,导航到以下路径:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
在这里,您可以找到名为 关闭自动更正拼写错误的单词(Turn off autocorrect misspelled words) 和 关闭突出显示拼写错误的单词(Turn off highlight misspelled words)的两个设置。双击它们中的每一个并选择 启用 (Enabled )选项。
单击 确定 (OK )按钮以保存更改。
假设(Suppose)您要重新启用突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词和自动更正(Autocorrect)拼写错误的单词功能。在这种情况下,您需要在本地组策略编辑器(Local Group Policy Editor)中打开相同的设置,选择 未配置 (Not Configured )选项,然后单击 确定 (OK )按钮。
(Turn)在Windows 11/10中使用注册表(Registry)关闭自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词
要使用Registry启用自动更正(Autocorrect)和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词,请执行以下步骤:
- 按Win+R打开运行提示。
- 键入regedit并按Enter按钮。
- 单击是(Yes)选项。
- 在HKEY_CURRENT_USER中导航到Microsoft。
- 右键单击Microsoft > New > Key。
- 将其命名为控制面板(Control Panel)。
- 右键单击Control Panel > New > Key。
- 将其命名为International。
- 右键单击 International > New > DWORD (32-bit) Value。
- 将其命名为TurnOffAutocorrectMisspelledWords和TurnOffHighlightMisspelledWords。
- 双击(Double-click)它们中的每一个并输入1作为数值数据。
- 单击确定(OK)按钮。
继续阅读以了解有关这些步骤的更多信息。
首先,按 Win+R,键入 regedit,按 Enter 按钮,然后选择 Yes 选项以在您的计算机上打开注册表编辑器。(Registry Editor)之后,导航到此路径:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft
右键单击 Microsoft 键,选择 New > Key 并将其命名为 Control Panel。接下来,右键单击 Control Panel 键,选择 New > Key,并将其命名为 International。
然后,您必须在International (International )键中创建一个REG_DOWRD值 。
为此,右键单击它,选择 New > DWORD (32-bit) Value,并将其命名为TurnOffAutocorrectMisspelledWords。
按照相同的步骤创建另一个名为TurnOffHighlightMisspelledWords的(TurnOffHighlightMisspelledWords)REG_DWORD值。
现在,双击它们中的每一个以将Value数据设置为 1。
单击 确定 (OK )按钮以保存更改。
如果要再次打开它们,请打开相同的REG_DWORD值,将值(Value)数据输入为 0,然后单击 OK 按钮以保存更改。
希望对您有所帮助。
自动更正(Autocorrect)拼写错误的单词和突出显示(Highlight)拼写错误的单词有什么区别?
不同之处在于,当您按下空格键(Spacebar)或Enter时,自动更正选项会自动更正拼写错误的单词。在突出显示的情况下,它只会突出显示错误,您可以稍后修复它。后者可以防止错误更正的机会。
为什么自动更正选项在Windows(Windows)中已经存在于手机中,但引入的这么晚?
您还记得自动更正会在您的手机上用错误的更正弄乱一个单词,但没关系。手机的应用程序不需要与成熟的计算机相同的精度。但随着系统变得越来越智能,微软在(Microsoft)Windows中引入了该功能。
Enable, Disable Autocorrect and Highlight Misspelled words in Windows
In Windows 11/10, miѕspellеd words get autocorrected and highlighted automatically. However, if you want to turn off Spell Checker & Auto-Correct functionalities, you can do it via Settings as well as using REGEDIT and GPEDIT. Today we show you how to do it using the Windows 11 Settings or the Local Group Policy Editor and the Registry Editor in Windows 11/10.
Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words features are helpful when you need to complete a big writing project quickly and don’t want to spend time proofreading every word. Your Windows 10 computer highlights the misspelled words and changes them automatically so that you don’t have to spend your time on them.
Disable Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words via Windows 11 Settings
Windows 11 is a considerable improvement as far as usability is concerned. A lot of options in the Settings menu have changed their positions. A lot of options which were previously not a part of the Settings menu have been added as well. One such case is with the option to enable or disable Autocorrect and Highlight Misspelled Words settings in Windows 11. If you wish to know the procedure for the same, it is as follows:
- Right-click on the Start button and select Settings.
- In the Settings menu, go to the Time & language tab on the list on the left-hand side.
- In the right-pane, click on Typing.
- Here you would find 2 options namely Autocorrect mispelled words and Highlight misspelled words. Both have switches to enable or disable them.
Disable Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words in Windows 11/10 via GPEDIT
To disable Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words using Group Policy, follow these steps:
- Press Win+R to open the Run dialog.
- Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
- Go to Regional and Language Options in User Configuration.
- Double-click on the Turn off autocorrect misspelled words and Turn off highlight misspelled words settings.
- Choose the Enabled option.
- Click the OK button.
Let’s delve into these aforementioned in detail.
At first, you have to open the Local Group Policy Editor. For that, press Win+R, type gpedit.msc, and press the Enter button.
Once it is opened, navigate to the following path:
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
Here you can find two settings named Turn off autocorrect misspelled words and Turn off highlight misspelled words. Double-click on each of them and select the Enabled option.
Click the OK button to save the change.
Suppose you want to re-enable Highlight misspelled words and Autocorrect misspelled words features. In that case, you need to open the same settings in the Local Group Policy Editor, choose the Not Configured option, and click the OK button.
Turn off Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words using Registry in Windows 11/10
To turn Autocorrect and Highlight misspelled words using Registry, follow these steps:
- Press Win+R to open the Run prompt.
- Type regedit and press the Enter button.
- Click on the Yes option.
- Navigate to Microsoft in HKEY_CURRENT_USER.
- Right-click on Microsoft > New > Key.
- Name it as Control Panel.
- Right-click on Control Panel > New > Key.
- Name it as International.
- Right-click on International > New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.
- Name it as TurnOffAutocorrectMisspelledWords and TurnOffHighlightMisspelledWords.
- Double-click on each of them and enter 1 as the Value data.
- Click the OK button.
Keep reading to learn more about these steps.
At first, press Win+R, type regedit, press the Enter button, and choose the Yes option to open Registry Editor on your computer. After that, navigate to this path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft
Right-click on the Microsoft key, select New > Key and name it as Control Panel. Next, right-click on the Control Panel key, select New > Key, and name it International.
Then, you have to create a REG_DOWRD value in the International key.
For that, right-click on it, select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value, and name it as TurnOffAutocorrectMisspelledWords.
Follow the same steps to create another REG_DWORD value named TurnOffHighlightMisspelledWords.
Now, double-click on each of them to set the Value data as 1.
Click on the OK button to save the change.
If you want to turn them on again, open the same REG_DWORD values, enter the Value data as 0, and click the OK button to save the change.
Hope it helped you.
What is the difference between Autocorrect misspelled words and Highlight misspelled words?
The difference is that the autocorrect option will correct the misspelled word automatically as soon as you hit the Spacebar or Enter. In case of highlight, it would simply highlight the error and you could fix it later. The latter prevents chances of false corrections.
Why has the autocorrect option been introduced so late with Windows when it already existed with phone?
You remember when autocorrect would mess up a word with a false correction with your phone, but it was ok. The applications phones were intended for didn’t need the same accuracy as that with a full-fledged computer. But as the system grew smarter, Microsoft introduced the feature with Windows.