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Keyboard: Removing Input languages (Windows)
Hi,
I have 2 inputs languages in windows...
EN and FR
I keep on deleting EN but it always comes back.
Also, it doesnt really delete it, if another user connects to the machine, it sees both...
Is there a file I can delete to make sure a specific languages is totally unavailable on a system unless it is reinstalled ?
Thanks
I have 2 inputs languages in windows...
EN and FR
I keep on deleting EN but it always comes back.
Also, it doesnt really delete it, if another user connects to the machine, it sees both...
Is there a file I can delete to make sure a specific languages is totally unavailable on a system unless it is reinstalled ?
Thanks
ASKER
This will only remove it from the profile...
if someone else logs in with another username, the deleted language will still be there :(
if someone else logs in with another username, the deleted language will still be there :(
Try configuring a new Default User profile. (It won't apply to current users with a profile already, you'll have to go in and remove the input locale manually)
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305709
All further new users logging in, shouldn't get it from then on.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305709
All further new users logging in, shouldn't get it from then on.
ASKER
Hi,
I found what the problem was...
In Hkey Users
The is a .default entry
In there, There is input languages
I just changed the entry and the deleted the substitutes entries
Thanks anyway guys.
I found what the problem was...
In Hkey Users
The is a .default entry
In there, There is input languages
I just changed the entry and the deleted the substitutes entries
Thanks anyway guys.
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If you raise a question in comminuty support, you can get this question closed and have a refund of your points
Cheers
JamesDS
If you raise a question in comminuty support, you can get this question closed and have a refund of your points
Cheers
JamesDS
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Kill all signs of that pesky second language and apply
Cheers
JamesDS