Microsoft Rolls out Spell Check Feature on Windows 11 Notepad | How to Use

Spell Check Feature Notepad – (image source: uwinpc.com)

This new service will benefit those users who like to work more on Notepad. Microsoft was testing this feature in some updates. But now it will be available to everyone.

This Notepad indicator is not the same as before. Because you can correct the wrong text written in it. Just like you could do it through word file or web browser extension. We get many such features on Notepad.

New Features Released to Users on Notepad

1. Spell check: It allows us to highlight the wrongly spelled words with red underline.
2. Autocorrect: It now suggests corrections for spelling mistakes more than before.
3. Customizable Settings: If you want, you can turn these features on or off for specific types of files.
4. Autocorrect: Apart from all these things, it also gives us an autocorrect feature. With which you can correct common typos while typing.
5. Spellchecker off: If we want to do coding in it, then we can also turn off this spelling checker feature.
6. Multiple Tabs: Now Notepad also gives us the facility to open tabs of many files. Unless you delete them.

How to use the New version of Notepad on Windows 11

• First of all, Notepad has to check that we have the latest version (11.2405.13.0). If not, then go to Microsoft Store and update it immediately.

• After this you can start typing on your Notepad. If you have misspelled words, you will see them underlined in red.

• Hover over the underlined words suggested to you on Notepad. If you want, right-click on them for more options.

• You can use Shift + F10 keys to quickly access the given suggestions.

spelling checker use –  (image source: uwinpc.com)

There are many premium service providers for many such features, including spelling check and grammar mistakes. Which mainly includes spelling checker apps. With the help of which you can easily correct your grammar mistakes.

They give us limited permission to correct the grammar of the word. But this update of Notepad of Windows 11 has eliminated all these.