00:00Here is the step-by-step guide to deleting an unwanted keyboard language or layout in Windows 11.
00:05Open settings by pressing the Windows key plus I on your keyboard or by searching for it in the Start
00:10menu.
00:11Click on Time and Language in the left-hand sidebar.
00:14Select Language and Region on the right side of the screen.
00:17Locate the language you want to delete under the Preferred Languages section.
00:22Click the three dots one, ellipses button next to that language.
00:25Note, if you only want to remove a specific keyboard layout rather than the whole language pack,
00:30click Language Options here, find the specific keyboard under the Keyboards list, click its three dots, and select Remove.
00:37Rise, select Remove from the drop-down menu.
00:40Click Yes to confirm the removal.
00:42If the Remove button is grayed out, it means Windows is currently using that language as your primary display language.
00:48You will need to move or set another language as your main display language first,
00:52before the Delete option becomes available.
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