The language bar shows when the user account control appears, supposed to be hidden.

I've been looking for an answer to this one so vain if this question has already been answered please point me in the right direction. I chose to hide the language bar after a reinstall of windows 7, but whenever the user account control appears I see the language bar sitting there, mocking me. I don't see any option to close, only to hide. It does not show during normal activity, only when the user account control POPs asking if I want to allow a program to run. It's driving me crazy.

Thanks in advance

Old post I know but I cannot believe no one could help you guys, I recently noticed this was happening on my pc, have no idea why, but I guess it was something to do with installation/un-installing new software. In any case, here is the solution, because I don't think that these guys have a clue of what you're going on, of course, lol.

Click on:

Beginning
Control Panel
Clock, language and region
Regional and Language Options
Keyboards and languages
Change keyboards...
Language bar
Hidden
Ok

Now return to the regional and language options and then click:

Administrative
Copy to reserved accounts

* Type password *, click on:

System accounts
Ok
Ok

If for any reason any you do not see a password for copy to reserved accounts, and instead, option you have this pop up with checkboxes:

Copy your regional and language settings to these accounts:

Default user account (new users)
System accounts (local system, local service, and network service)
Just check the two of them and ok.

There's no more annoying language on UAC bar more.

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