Learn how to enable or disable spell check and autocorrect in Notepad for Windows 11

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This article provides a guide for Windows 11 users to enable or disable Notepad’s new spell check and auto-correct features. By accessing settings in the Notepad app, users can toggle these options for preferred file types and correct typos automatically. The functions are enabled by default but can be customized.

This article explains how to turn spell check and auto-correct on or off in Notepad on Windows 11.

Notepad is a simple text editor that comes pre-installed with Windows. It allows users to create, edit, and view plain text files.

Beginning with the Notepad app version 11.2402.18.0 for Windows Insiders, Microsoft introduces a spell check and an autocorrect feature that seamlessly fixes common typing mistakes as you type.

Notepad will now highlight misspelled words and provide suggestions so that you can easily identify and correct mistakes.

This feature is enabled and turned on by default. Howerver, you can turn it off anytime if that’s something you don’t want.

Turn on spell check and auto-correct on or off in Notepad

As mentioned, starting with the latest Windows Insider builds, Notepad has a new spell check and auto-correct feature you can enable or disable.

Here’s how to do it.

First, open Notepad. Then, click on the Settings (gear) icon.

Next, toggle on or off the Spell check option as desired.

If you enabled spell check, expand the Spell check settings and toggle on or off the file types for which you want spell check and autocorrect to work.

If spell check is on, you can also toggle the Autocorrect option on or off as needed.

Once enabled, you should see Notepad spell-checking and auto-correcting text.

That should do it!

Reference:

Microsoft blog

Conclusion:

This post showed you how to enable or disable Notepad’s new spell check and auto-correct feature. Please use the comments form below if you find errors or need to add something.


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