By Lydia | Last Updated
Windows 11 have pushed out brand-new Emoji for pc keyboard, containing over 1800 redesigned emoticons based on Fluent Desian. Users can utilize emojis to express emotions, input special characters, and more. Next, I will guide you on how to enable emojis in windows 11 and address common issues encountered while using Windows 11 emojis.
Emoji Menu Windows have undergone a complete redesign, offering a built-in emoji panel. And the emojis are more vivid, three-dimensional compared to previous emoticons.
It mainly includes: Emoji, animated GIFs, Kaomoji, various special symbols, and clipboard history.
Step 1: Anywhere, press <Win + . (period)> or <Win + ; (semicolon)> to open the emoji keyboard.
Step 2: Select an emoji on the Emoji tab or use the search box and navigation to find related emojis.
Step 1: Right-click on the blank area of taskbar, select "Taskbar settings" and set the option next to Touch keyboard to "always" to enable the On-screen keyboard.
Step 2: Click on the touch keyboard system tray icon on the taskbar to open the touch keyboard.
Step 3: Click the button in the upper left corner with a heart on the on-screen keyboard to enter the emoji area.
Step 4: Now you can continuously input various emojis.
The Windows 11 Emoji GIF service mainly rely on the Tenor website. If you’re unable to access to tenor normally, you may not be able to use the GIF service.
If accessing Tenor is not an issue, try switching user logins and then starting up Windows 11 emojis to see if the GIF service operates correctly.
Use the following command to create a guest account, replace the "USERNAME" with your own：
net user USERNAME * /add /active:yes
net localgroup users USERNAME /delete
net localgroup guests USERNAME /add
Windows 11 emojis are implemented using the built-in Segoe UI Emoji font. If you accidentally deleted or replaced this font file, causing Windows 11 emojis to display incorrectly, follow these steps to resolve the issue:
Step 1: Use a computer where emojis display correctly and locate its font folder and search for the following emoji file:
C:\Windows\Fonts\seguiemj.ttf
Step 2: Copy this file to your own computer. Navigate to the same directory as mentioned above and overwrite the Windows 11 Emoji Font with it.
I'm sorry to tell you that Emoji Panel settings are only available in Windows 10, so you're unable to configure it this way. It’s said that Windows 11 is about half as configurable as prior systems.
Turn to Setting > Devices > Typing > Advanced keyboard settings.
The Emoji panel settings in Windows 10 is as follows:
Simply click the area outside Emoji Panel, and the Emoji Panel will automatically close.
1. Click on the "Tap keyboard to bring it back" option to bring back the virtual keyboard input interface.
2. Pressing any key on the physical keyboard will automatically exit the entire touch keyboard program.
3. Click on the "×" provided below the Emoji section on the touch keyboard to directly exit the touch keyboard.
