Solved Language Bar on the Logon Screen

Bill · Oct 23, 2022

Hi atinfo, I only have default Language and keyboard- US, no other Languages installed, glad your fix works for you, but it doesn't for me. Thanks for your help. Bill

Hannele2 · Oct 24, 2022

Hey gang! I checked this thread because the Language bar is a deal breaker for me too!

I'm happy to report that I'm not affected, despite being on 22H2. My version is 22621.674

I'm new to Windows 11 so I'm using a StartBar tool called StartAllBack.

Everything looks normal. The Language bar is there and the shortcut for switching input is working.

atinfo · Oct 24, 2022

Bill said:
... but it doesn't for me.

Your WinVer?

atinfo · Oct 24, 2022

Hannele2 said:
Everything looks normal. The Language bar is there and the shortcut for switching input is working.

You have the LB there!? (on Login screen)

Bill · Oct 24, 2022

Hi atinfo, my Windows 11 Pro version is 22h2, OS build 22621.675

atinfo · Oct 25, 2022

I'm on the same version! I can't understand why that doesn't work for you (by right click on the LB, and choosing "Close the Language bar")!

Bill · Oct 25, 2022

Hi at info , Who knows , language bar still hasn't come back , thank s for your help ,Bill

atinfo · Oct 25, 2022

Glad to hear that .. :thumbsup:

Brink · Oct 29, 2022

In addition:

Add or Remove Language Bar in Windows 11

This tutorial will show you how to add or remove the language bar on the taskbar and sign-in screen for your account in Windows 11 without having to remove all extra languages and/or keyboard layouts. When you have more than one language and/or keyboard layout installed, you will see the...

www.elevenforum.com

Hannele2 · Nov 7, 2022

Bill said:
Hi at info , Who knows , language bar still hasn't come back , thank s for your help ,Bill

I noticed that you're talking about the Login screen... You should not use special chars (non-English) in your password.
That's just a recipe for trouble. Even if you want password in your own language, write it with regular English letters and skip any non-English characters. That way you will never have any login problems.
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I totally understand that you want the operating system in some other language, or want to be able to switch.
A password is just a password though - Use Latin letters and numbers only.

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