Every time I connect my keybord in the ipad, is suggesting me to install the language keyboard on 'Tagalog', which is the language that is speaking in Filipinas, but my iPad is working with the language Spanish and English. I don't know how to remove this suggestion every time
iPad Pro Wi-Fi + Cellular, iOS 10.3.2
Hi Tom, this is the funny thing, because when is connected I only have mark this languages that you can see on the image. I'm leaving in Spain and I have not install 'tagalog' language or use ir anytime. What do think about ?
Tempelt0n wrote:
Hi Tom, this is the funny thing, because when is connected I only have mark this languages that you can see on the image.
Thanks! Very strange behavior. I assume you have not installed any 3rd party keyboard apps like Keyman or Gboard, etc?
Have you tried a reset of your device?
I get the same thing EVERYTIME. It is more irritating that I am getting used to it ➖ I have tried changing the Hardware Keyboard Settings from Automatic to the specific language of the keyboard.
There is definitely a software issue. My guess is that the software developer missed a step or just an error. Hoping they will fix this with the next update to make this $1,300 investment link properly with the keyboard that is solely for one of their many iPad products. It is in the top 3 (if not 2) major selling points of this product and, upsetting enough that is not included (not even some generic Apple Earbuds), doesn't even recognize the proper setting, much less when to stop asking haha 😁
I hope atleast you feel some sympathy that your not alone in being in a fuss about it! 😀
Hi Tempelt0n. First, as Tom asked, what languages are shown in Settings > General > Keyboard > Hardware Keyboard? You must connect the keyboard to see these settings. Second, are your Region and Time Zone set correctly for Spain?
Edit: I think you did show the Hardware Keyboard settings. My mistake, sorry.
Thanks, Tom don't have installed a 3rd keyboard or similar, just this original apple device
I've tried to restart the iPad as you propose and I've restore the preliminary settings on the iPad as well and still same mistake
Hi Diana,
I just doble checked and yy region (Spain) and language (Spanish) and time zone (Madrid) are correct, and still same problem
I must say, I have changed the keyboard at the Apple Store for a new one in less than one week, and still the same problem with this second one
I've never heard of anything like this before. Am stumped for now. What happens if you add the tagalog keyboard? Does it show up in the keyboard list? If so, and you remove it, I wonder if the message would come back.
Hi Tom
I have exactly the same Tagalog issue, this is my second Smart Keyboard, the first one was replaced at Apple Store due the same problem. I also restated from zero my iPad Pro and same situation. Yesterday I tried with a Logitech keyboard and works great! No Tagalog message at all. Smart Keyboard also is doing more failures, when I'm typing suddenly erase all my words...
Very poor product form Apple, I'm really upset
Regards!
Hi ElMago66,
After try same steps that you've describe the issue persist, so this morning I've decided to give back the Smart Keyboard to the Apple Store and they've offer me the solution with another Logitech keyboard (keys-to-go, thin and small) ... :(
In the other hand, the solution they've offered me is to keep the Tagalog keyboard installed, but without use it ... i just say I was really surprise with this
Yes I did it before, leave Tagalog there but...
I have last update from yesterday night: apple support guy concluded that the issue is with the iPad not with the keyboards, he named this as a possible interconnection failure...
I sugested that after see the same issue with a brand new Logitech keyboard
I suggest you to discuss this with your dealer or support responsible
Yes I did it before, leave Tagalog there but...
I have last update from yesterday night: apple support guy concluded that the issue is with the iPad not with the keyboards, he named this as a possible interconnection failure...
I sugested that after see the same issue with a brand new Logitech keyboard
I suggest you to discuss this with your dealer or support responsible
Hi, indeed! I've been at the apple store and my surprise it was that in all the ipads on the shop it happens the same with the tagalog language issue, but no one has realise before that it happens, since the iPads just had the language keyboard installed. For the moment i refuse the Smart Keyboard and I'm going to work with the Logitech keys-to-go version. Is not the same but is working without issues
Hi, I have the exact same issue here. I am using the new iPad Pro 12.9.
This is really annoying.
I talked with Apple Support and they don't seem to be aware of the problem. They gave me a ticket number.
I am heading back to the store to find out if there is more people with the same problem.
Hi Tom, this is the pop up I receive everytime I conncet the Smart Keyboard. Any advice how to dismiss it for ever?
Smart Keyboard iPad Pro language
