Windows 10: Keyboard layout changes automatically upon resume from sleep.

I have a Lenovo Yoga 9i running Win 11 all latest drivers and firmware installed. I'm multilingual and have multiple language layouts installed, that I switch between: English United States with Faeroese keyboard, English United States with US keyboard, Swedish and Japanese with Microsoft IME.Most of the time, I have it set to English with Faeroese keyboard, but every time and I do mean every single time that I resume from sleep, the keyboard has switched to Japanese?? I have no idea what could be causing this, Japanese isn't even at the top of the preferred languages list. Anyone have

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Keyboard layout switches to non-default layout/language after resume from sleep

Background:

I use a Japanese USB keyboard with a US laptop with the display language set to US English. I frequently need to switch between English and Japanese as well as Spanish. I also need to be able to switch to a US keyboard layout when I use the laptop without
the USB keyboard.

Problem:

Even though the default input method is correctly set to the Japanese Microsoft IME keyboard using the override setting, it switches to a US keyboard layout after resume from sleep. Any time I resume from sleep and forget to manually restore the keyboard
layout to Japanese, I have to erase whatever I just typed incorrectly because of the different layout, switch keyboard layouts, and retype.

Question:

Why does Windows 10 automatically switch to a non-default keyboard after resume from sleep? What can be done to fix this?

Specs/settings:

Computer: Dell Inspiron N4110 Laptop

OS: Windows 10

Windows display language: English (US) (override setting)

Default input method: Japanese keyboard (Microsoft IME) on Japanese USB keyboard (override setting)

Additional input methods: US; US-International

 

Keyboard layout switches to non-default layout/language after resume from sleep

Hi,

You can try these steps on changing your keyboard layout:

• 
  On the
  Start
  menu, click
  Settings
  
• 
  Select
  Time & language
  
• 
  Click
  Region & language
  
• 
  Select
  Add a language
  
• 
  Under
  Languages, click the language you want as a default and click
  Set as default.
  

NOTE: In changing your keyboard layout, you can also try changing your computer's primary language.
Your keyboard layout may also change in doing so. However, make sure to use the right keyboard layout for
entering your password. You might not be able to sign in since the layout has been change.

Let us know how it goes.

Regards.

 

Windows keeps automatically adding EN-US keyboard layout

That doesnt work anymore, language isnt in control panel

can i get new instructions?