Windows 10: Deleting English Keyboard On Key Board Layout

Hello Microsoft community.I have a problem with setting up my new laptop. The problem is that I sometimes have to change the selected keyboard layout since I am typing Korea. I know it can be done by Space + Enter shortcut, however, I just want to eliminate that step for me to type in Korean. I can see that I have two keyboard layouts but I will not be using English version layout because Korean Layout also contains English typing just by pressing right Alt key. It seems like there had been a change from Windows 10 because It would allowed me to delete all other than Korean layout. Note: When

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Need keep UK English as default language and have US key board layout . Via GPO

HI Support

please can any one help in setting

Need keep UK English as default language and have US key board layout . Via GPO

DC is windows 2012 r2

end user machines are win 7,8and 10

I have tried the below but didn't work

CLASS USER

CATEGORY “Keyboard Layout”

POLICY “Keyboard Layout”

KEYNAME “Keyboard Layout\preload”

PART “English (UK)” CHECKBOX

VALUENAME “1" ; This will become the default keyboard ;

VALUEON “00000809"

VALUEOFF “00000000"

ACTIONLISTON

KEYNAME “Keyboard Layout\Substitutes”

VALUENAME “2" ; Substitute US keyboard layout ;

VALUE “00000409" ; for US-International ;

END ACTIONLISTON

ACTIONLISTOFF

KEYNAME “Keyboard Layout\Substitutes”

VALUENAME “00000809"

VALUE “00000000"

END ACTIONLISTOFF

END PART

PART “English (US-International)” CHECKBOX

VALUENAME “3"

VALUEON “00000409"

VALUEOFF “00000000"

END PART

END POLICY

END CATEGORY

Please help

 

Keyboard Layout

"Letters and numbers are all correct, but most of the other signs are misplaced"

This suggests to me that you are using the wrong "keyboard language" for your keyboard, and that therefore you first step would be to determine exactly what language keyboard you have. Possibly have a look at Windows Keyboard Layouts - Globalization | Microsoft Docs.

(The age of any laptop capable of running Windows 10 at all should not be a problem as regards keyboard layout)