Alain Hufkens
I had this problem for some time. Every time I reboot my Windows Vista laptop the default keyboard settings are set to Dutch (Belgium). I have a English (United States) keyboard on my laptop and I have to change this setting every time again. I never got around to fix it, but today I found the solution on this forum and it works. This is what you have to do:
Go to Regional and Language Options:
- Click the Administrative tab.
- Under “Language for non-Unicode programs”, make sure that you have “English (United States)” selected.
- Under “Reserved accounts”, click the “Copy to reserved accounts” button.
- Click Continue for UAC prompt.
- Check “System accounts…..” and click OK.
That’s it, finally.
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I have this problem too. What is administrative tab?