Turn On or Off Language Bar and Input Indicator in Windows 10  

Hi there
As you have to sign out and then sign in again each time my view is that it's easier simply to have 2 or more Windows instances in the various languages. If you create these on physical VHDX files you don't lose Windows Activation. As for maintenance and update simply update 1 and then just replicate as and when needed to the other. You only need around 45 - 50 GB per windows system if you have data etc on other disks --it's always a better idea in any case to keep the OS and user data totally separate.

Cheers
jimbo

Brink said:

Hello AmigaRoots,

Does the pop-up close automatically after a bit?

If so, it would just be a way to let you know you switched the language. I'm not aware of a way to stop this one.

Sorry to revive this old topic but I have tried everything to get this stupid annoying input indicator to disappear. I'm trying to set up windows ltsc for deployment, and I want input indicator to be off or hidden by default.