Changing keyboard layout language on welcome screen


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    Changing keyboard layout language on welcome screen


    Hi everyone,

    I'm fine-tuning my new Windows 7 laptop, and I have noticed the following: the computer was bought in Germany; the OS language is therefore German. I set up an administrator account (I'm the only one who uses the computer, so there's just that one account) and changed the region settings and keyboard language from Germany German, as I'll call it, to Swiss German (I live in Switzerland) and removed the Germany German keyboard. Overall, I have now got three keyboard layouts: Swiss German (default language), US English, UK English (this can also be seen via the language bar in the notification area). However, on the welcome/login Windows screen, in the left upper corner, the only keyboard layout languages are: Germany German and US English. Obviously, some of the keys have a different function according the keyboard layout, and Caps Lock, for instance, works differently on the Swiss German keyboard than on the Germany German keyboard; I would therefore like to have the Welcome page display the Swiss German keyboard layout, since I use a password.
    I came across one of your tutorials and wanted to ask if it is the correct procedure to transfer my keyboard layout languages to the welcome screen? I don't want to mess up something

    Thanks in advance for your time :-D
    Last edited by Athene; 28 Apr 2011 at 04:19.
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    Did some more research and followed the instructions in the tutorial indicated above - worked fine, and now my welcome screen displays the same keyboard languages/layouts used by my admin account Great tutorial :-D

    PS: I wanted to rep your tutorial, Brink, but it looks like I'm not allowed to do so due to my newbie status.
    Last edited by Athene; 02 May 2011 at 03:21.
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