Windows 10: Weird Language Option when pressing WinKey + Spacebar

Hi, When I press the Windows-Key and Spacebar, I get this weird Language Option QAA, which changes my Keyboard-Layout completely. I have nowhere defined it and I have no Idea where it comes from. I neither could find a reference to it in the language settings nor in the Windows Registry. Here is the only other place, where i could find a reference to this strange language setting. When you go into advanced keyboard settings and then select something thats roughly translated in "Shortcuts for input languages" you can see this strange language setting is defined as "custom language":How can I

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Typing language problem

I have no idea. I know nothing about adding languages.

I have always understood it to mean the thing that appears if you

Because that is what it has been set to. This should change it.

Denis

 

I can not change display language

Hi,



I understand your concern and will assist you to resolve this issue.



I suggest you to remove the language and try to re-add download the Chinese language and check if it helps.

To change the language follow the steps below.

• Press and hold the Windows logo key and then press the Spacebar repeatedly, you will be able to switch between the languages.

Keep us posted on this issue so that we can assist you better.

 

Input language switch with Super+Spacebar stopped showing the language list window after some update

Hi, here is the information requested:

Edition: Windows 10 Home Single Language

Version: 1709

OS Build: 16299.19

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I have done some tests. First, I tested it on another PC with Windows 10, and it has the same problem. Not mine PC, and it has almost no third party software.

And I think I have found a more reproducible way to see the problem.

On a fresh start the language list works OK. But starts to fail after you open a file explorer window.

So the steps to reproduce it:

• Start windows, logon, but do nothing more.
• Hold down Super key and press (keydown + keyup) the spacebar, ensure that the language list has appeared and then release the Super key, ensure that the language in the taskbar changed in this moment. Do this about 15 to 20 times to ensure that the behavior
  is consistent. It should be at this time.
• Open a File Explorer window. You can leave it opened or close it or minimize, it doesnt matters.
• Repeat the step 2. You should see some % of fails now. Some times the list will not appear and the language will change on spacebar keydown. It appears to be random, but testing it 15-20 times you should see some cases.