Windows 10: Remove English US or UK Keyboard from Windows 11 Taskbar

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If you have Windows with multiple language options, you may face issues where you accidentally change the language to something else. This happens because the keyboards are on the Windows 11 taskbar. If English US or English UK is not the language you want to use, but they were available as default, here is how […]

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Can't remove English UK keyboard after windows update

Hey,

I updated my Windows 10 with the latest update over the weekend.

When I signed in today I found that my Default language was changed from English (US) to English (UK) and that the English(UK) keyboard was added as well.

I managed to change the default language back to English (US) by downloading the language pack but I can't seem to remove the UK keyboard at all.

When clicking the keyboard the Remove option is grayed out (as is the US keyboard's option).

To add to the weirdness, I also have another keyboard layout that doesn't appear in the list of keyboards or their Options.

Help?

 

I can`t remove english uk keyboard layout on win 11

Hi! I Can`t delete english uk keyboard layout. I tried to follow instructions step by step given on elevenforum.com (including removing Keyboard identifier from registry) but after restart I still have two english keyboard layout which is pissing me off.

 

Accents when typing on English UK Keyboard

Hi folks,

Sometimes when I'm typing, accented letters come up. I'm on the English (UK) Keyboard, so I'm wondering if there's some key-combo I'm accidentally pressing or something similar.

A few details that might help:

• I'm on Windows 11 on a Surface Laptop Go 2
  
• I have 2 keyboards, English (UK), and French (France) with US-Int keyboard
  
• I have checked, and when this happens, I am 100% sure I am in English. I know the key-combos when I'm in French, and I'm not pressing them!
  

Thanks for the help in advance - funnily enough the problem occurred while writing this, and I was in English. It was an é if that helps!