That’s a little more tricky, but we’ll take you through it step by step and even show you a neat trick that makes it much easier. In those circumstances, to get rid of a display language, for example, you’ll need to force remove the language pack. Removing languages should be straightforward too, but sometimes problems occur, like when you install an upgrade to Windows 10 and find that when you go to Settings to remove a language, it’s grayed out. If you need to use different languages simultaneously, you can set one language for Settings and File Explorer while using the keyboard, apps, and websites in another language. Windows has long supported multiple languages, and Windows 10 is no exception.
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