Windows 10: Norwegian keyboard showing up when switching input language

I have a problem thats annoying me allot, I have a ansi layerd keyboard, and I'm norwegian which means that sometimes I need to use æøå, and you could quickly change between iso and ansi with "windows + space". But I have a keyboard there that according to windows does not even exist. When I try to use powershell to look up all the languages that I have installed/layouts, it still does not exist.


here is some pictures the marked language is what I want removed.





this is what "keyboards" there is on the Norwegian Language.


and this is Powershell telling me it does not exist




***Modified title from: Windows 10 Language bar***

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Windows forgets keyboard input language

Hi again,

got it to work this time. I went into the advanced options, and chose:

override for Windows display language: use language list

override for default input method: English (UK) - Norwegian

That seem's to have done the trick. I have English as display language and Norwegian for my Norwegian keyboard.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

best,

Chris

 

Windows forgets keyboard input language

Hi everyone,

I live in Norway and use a Norwegian keyboard setup, even though I'm English and prefer English as the display language. This has worked perfectly for me the last 20-odd years. Then suddenly a couple of weeks ago, without me knowingly having done anything,
the keyboard language on startup is English, rather than Norwegian.

I've tried removing English as an input option in control panel, but it comes back again.

The control panel options are:

Option 1: English: Windows display language: Enabled. Keyboard layout: Norwegian, English

Option 2: Norwegian: Windows display language: Available. Keyboard layout: Norwegian

I use option 1.

Anybody any ideas as to why Windows can't remember the keyboard input language?

regards,

Chris Saunders

 

Language keyboard input doesn't equal output

Hi,

Language input may vary depending on the Input method set on your keyboard settings. To sort your concern, we suggest that you check if the desired input is set correctly by following these steps:

• Type in Language and keyboard options on the search box.
• Select the desired language that you're trying to set up.
• Once you've selected the language, select Options.
• Under Keyboards, select Microsoft IME and click
  Options.
• Scroll down and select Open advanced settings.
• A window will pop up. Under General tab, click the drop-down arrow for
  Input method and select the desired input.
• Click OK.

Let us know if you encounter any challenges along the process.