FIX: Unable to Remove a Keyboard Language/Layout in Windows · Method 1. Change the System Locale. · Method 2. Remove the Unwanted Language from Registry. Simply click the “EN” English input language and click “Remove”. It will inform you that you will need to restart to remove it completely. The. From the left column, press on the Language tab, and then, on the right, look under Preferred languages for your desired Windows 10 keyboard.
 
 

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Jun 15,  · 1 Open Settings, and click/tap on the Time & Language icon. 2 Click/tap on Language on the left side. (see screenshot below) 3 Click/tap on the language (ex: “English (United Kingdom)”) you want to remove on the right side, and click/tap on Remove. Oct 29,  · Windows settings > Devices > Typing > Advanced keyboard settings. Chose the language that should always be on in the dropdown menu @Sumit. There is no option to remove the keyboard input language. Swiss German is the only one that shows up and since it is the only one, it can’t be removed. Windows Settings need to be fixed, there are options missing . Step 1: Access Settings. Step 2: Select Time & language. Step 3: Click Region & language, choose a language and tap Options. Step 4: Select a keyboard and hit Remove.

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Select a language and then select Options to configure keyboards and other features. Then scroll down and find Keyboards section, click the input method editor that you want to remove, and hit Remove in the below.

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I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. In reply to Devlin Sco’s post on May 13, Select the Start button and then type Windows PowerShell. Right-click Windows PowerShell and choose Run as administrator. If prompted, click Yes or enter the administrator password. Let me know how it goes. Hi, There was a change after the KB update. The English UK, that I do not need, was gone from the input list.

English US is still with “Remove” disabled, but I need it. So I no longer need to change the input lanuage list. I’ll keep a note about Windows PowerShell for future issues. Thank you.