Windows 10: Korean IME toggle between Hangul/English without clicking

I just recently updated my computer from Windows 10 to 11.I have English, Japanese, and Korean Keyboards installed.In the past I was able to toggle between Hangul/English with "Left-Alt" but now that I have updated it is not letting me do this. Everytime I want to type in Korean I have to manually click the toggle on the task bar.Windows + "Space" switches to the English keyboard -> Japanese -> Korean.I am asking about toggling between the Hangul and English within the Korean Keyboard.

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How to disable the Hangul/English toggle in the Korean IME (Win 10)?

If possible, I want to disable the Hangul/English toggle so I can immediately type in Hangul when I switch to the Korean keyboard, instead of switching keyboards then having to hit the toggle (because, for whatever brilliant reason, the default language
for the Korean keyboard is English).

Before, this wouldn't have bothered me so much, but I'm frequently switching between English and Russian. Now add Korean, and that stupid toggle becomes incredibly irritating when you want to quickly type, for example, RUS>EN>KOR>RUS>KOR>EN .

Unfortunately, the posts I've found about the toggle have been about its hotkey, not how to remove it. Perhaps there is no way?

 

How to remove the "Hangul/English toggle"?

I'm trying to set the input language to Korean, but for some reason IME keeps changing it to English every time I alt+shift into another language and then back to Korean. I need to go through two steps to change my language to Korean.

As you can see,
my input language is set to Korean, HOWEVER, if I start typing it types in English. After changing the language to Korean in Input Methods (or hitting Alt+Shift) an "A" appears, and even though I set the language to Korean, it types in English. For some
reason I always have to hit the "A" at the taskbar to switch to Korean. I want it to automatically to switch to Korean once I hit Shift+Alt instead of going through the extra step of hitting that "A".

The input method selection is the square to the right of the "A". The "A" is NOT the input method selection, it is a Korean exclusive thing for some reason and there is no way to remove it.

At best I would like to remove this "Hangul/English toggle" thing (not talking about the input method selection) so I can just switch from English to Korean by using Shift+Alt instead of going through the extra step of hitting the "A".
I don't even get what the point of IME is???

 

Installed Korean language keyboard but still can't type in Hangul

I'm using Windows 7 Professional and added the Korean (Korea) Microsoft IME keyboard but there's no toggle/option for toggling between English/Korean input.

Clicking Properties for Microsoft IME gives this message:

The property setting for Microsoft IME is not available.

I've seen suggestions to change the Keyboard Type from "2 Beolsik" to "3 Beolsik" and "Delete by Jaso unit" in other places but that menu doesn't even appear.

Note: I can switch input languages using (alt+Lshift) but when I'm already in "KO" I still can't actually get to Hangul input.