How to set default keyboard layout in Welcome screen to English?
When I configured Windows Vista Home Basic on a new laptop, I picked Russian
regional setting (language, keyboard, etc) wrongly assuming that it would
localize Vista. Now that I know that it would not work like this, I need to
switch all settings back to English. I modified all regional settings leaving
just English (US) keyboard layout, but when I power on the system, the
default language in the Welcome screen is Russian (with RU showing in the
corner). I can change it by clicking the RU button and selecting EN, but it's
a hassle to do it every time I log in. Is there a way to set the default
keyboard layout back to English? I don't quite understand why both languages
show up even if the Russian keyboard is not installed. Thanks.
Re: How to set default keyboard layout in Welcome screen to English
Control Panel (classic view) > Regional and Language Settings > Keyboards
and Languages tab > Change keyboards... button > the Text Services and Input
Languages dialogue box pops up
Is it set to Russian (Russia) with a only US keyboard listed underneath? Or
describe what's listed?
My default input language is set to English (Canada) -US , but I removed all
the keyboards but the US keyboard so it looks like:
EN English (Canada)
-Keyboard
-- - US
-Other
-- - Ink Correction
Re: How to set default keyboard layout in Welcome screen to English?
Check these settings in Regional and Language Options:
1. Click the Administrative tab.
2. Under "Language for non-Unicode programs", make sure that you have
"English (United States)" selected.
3. Under "Reserved accounts", click the "Copy to reserved accounts"
button.
A) Click Continue for UAC prompt.
B) Check "System accounts....." and click OK.
Re: How to set default keyboard layout in Welcome screen to Englis
Sorry to cut in on this Vista thread.
Is there a similar fix for XP SP3.
When I bootup, I get a Russian "Welcome" and when I shutdown the text is in
Russian. All working screen text is now in English after changing it in
Regional and Language Settings.