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This article shows you how to force the removal of Windows 10 language packs, which is concise and easy to understand, and will definitely brighten your eyes. I hope you can gain something through the detailed introduction of this article.

The Windows 10 system is available in multiple languages, and you can install various language packs that users need when needed to switch the default display language and locale of Windows 10. This feature gives you the flexibility to display in specific languages (such as Windows Settings, start menu, Control Panel, Explorer, etc.) while still using keyboards, applications, and websites in other languages.

However, sometimes when you install multiple languages in the same Windows 10 and you need to change the settings, you may find that the Delete option to delete the secondary language pack becomes unavailable. For example, this can happen if a package that shares the same base language as the display language is accidentally installed during the Windows 10 upgrade. In this case, you may no longer be able to delete Windows 10 language packs that are not in use.

If you want to delete a language pack, but its "delete" option is grayed out and unclickable, you can use the PowerShell command to force the uninstall of Windows 10 language packs that are no longer in use.

How to use PowerShell to force the deletion of Windows 10 language packs

If you encounter the option to delete the language pack in Windows Settings is grayed out, you can use the following steps to force the uninstall of the language pack using PowerShell:

1 use Windows + X shortcut key to pop up "Shortcut menu"-choose to open "Windows PowerShell"

2 list the currently installed languages of Windows 10 PC by typing the following command, and then press enter:

Get-WinUserLanguageList

3 make a note of the LanguageTag tag of the language pack to be deleted.

4 execute the following command (one line at a time) to remove unwanted languages:

$LangList = Get-WinUserLanguageList $MarkedLang = $LangList | where LanguageTag-eq "LANGUAGETAG" $LangList.Remove ($MarkedLang) Set-WinUserLanguageList $LangList-Force

In the two-line command, make sure to change the LANGUAGETAG with the code from which you want to delete the language pack. For example, to force the deletion of traditional Chinese, replace it with zh-Hant-TW.

After completing the above steps, check the Windows Settings; time and language; and region and language pages to see if there are no language packs that you could not delete before. (you may need to repeat the above steps to remove other unwanted languages. )

The above is how to force the removal of Windows 10 language packs. Have you learned any knowledge or skills? If you want to learn more skills or enrich your knowledge reserve, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.

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