Once you added the layout, you still have to select it as the
default layout for your system. Go to
Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Regional and Language Options,
then select the Languages tab and click on Details.
There you may add your layout with the Add button on the right.
When the dialog box appears, you should check the box
Keyboard layout/IME which will open a selection list, from which
you should select the entry Qwerty (Fab)
Then you should make Qwerty (Fab) the default layout. There's a simple
way to do that which doesn't require a reboot: assuming you've got only two
layouts now (mine and the one you're using), select the old one, and click on
the Remove button, and then click on the Apply button at the
bottom. It won't actually remove it, because it's currently in use (you'll
get some kind of error message). But at least it will unselect it as default
layout. If you like my layout and just want to remove the old layout
completely, just do the same thing again -- this time it will effectively
remove it.
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