Though they're usually turned off by default, you can enable these features quickly via Windows Settings. Open Windows Settings Press the “Start” button, then click the settings cog in the bottom left corner, above the power button. Click the “Devices” heading Open the “Typing” menu and turn on or off Windows 10 spell check and Windows autocorrect

To enable it, open Settings by using Win + I, then browse to Devices > Typing. In the list, scroll down to the Hardware keyboard section. Here, enable the Autocorrect misspelled words as I type slider. After you do this, Windows will fix common typos as you enter text anywhere on the system.

To configure the spell checker, word suggestions, and other grammar tools on Windows 11, use these steps. Open Settings. Click on Time & language. Click the Typing page on the right side. (Image credit: Mauro Huculak) Turn on the "Autocorrect misspelled words" toggle switch to allow the system to correct typos automatically.

On your computer, open Chrome. Click More SettingsLanguages. Under Spell check, turn on or off Check for spelling errors when you type text on web pages.