How To Delete Unwanted Languages/Keyboards in the Taskbar?

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How To Delete Unwanted Languages/Keyboards in the Taskbar?

Chris_N 40

After a recent Windows Update 2 new language options appear in the taskbar. They were added without my permission. How can I remove them? I dont need them.

The problem is that in Language settings only the correct languages that I want appear. The two extra languages do not appear there. So I can't delete them from there.

The language options I want:

English US 319 Latin Keyboard (Hex code 00020409)

Greek 319 Keyboard (Hex code 00020408)

In the Taskbar I can see these 4 languages

English US 319 Latin Keyboard

English US US Keyboard - Don't want

Greek 319 Keyboard

Greek Keyboard - Don't want

I have tried deleting unwanted keyboards from the registry and rebooting but they keep coming back in the taskbar. Your advice would be appreciated.

Kind regards

Chris

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Answer 1

Hi, thank you for reaching out. I’m happy to help.

Please try these methods to see if they help:

Press Windows + R, type Control and hit Ok.

Click Clock and Region > Select Region > Administrative tab

Click change system locale.

Select Change System Locale in the "Language for non-Unicode programs" section.

Choose the same language as the system language from the drop-down list.

Next, press Windows + R, type Control and hit Ok.

Click Clock and Region > Select Region > Administrative tab

On the Administrative tab click the copy settings button

Check 'Welcome screen and system accounts' and New user accounts

Hit OK then restart your computer.

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Chris_N 40

Thank you very much. This has solved the problem.

Kind regards

Chris

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