Language Bar

Does any one know how to turn off the Language bar. I know how to
remove it using the Regional and Language options on a machine I am
logged into.

What happens I have taken our XP image and ran sysprep to covert it to
a Tablet XP image. The language bar showes up after the conversion. I
need a way to remove the Language bar without having to manually go
into the Language options every time. Basically I am trying to get a
script to adjust the registry enties that control the language bar but
I do not know what values to alter.

If you have any ideas let me know
Thanks

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> Does any one know how to turn off the Language bar. I know how to
> remove it using the Regional and Language options on a machine I am
> logged into.
>
> What happens I have taken our XP image and ran sysprep to covert it to
> a Tablet XP image. The language bar showes up after the conversion. I
> need a way to remove the Language bar without having to manually go
> into the Language options every time. Basically I am trying to get a
> script to adjust the registry enties that control the language bar but
> I do not know what values to alter.
>
> If you have any ideas let me know
> Thanks
>

Right click it on the taskbar
Q Are you sure you want to close the language bar
A Yes F***ing please, I didn't want the so**ing thing open in the 1st place.

The lanuage bar can be "uninstalled" completely by running the following
command

regsvr32.exe /u /s msutb.dll


"" wrote:

> Does any one know how to turn off the Language bar. I know how to
> remove it using the Regional and Language options on a machine I am
> logged into.
>
> What happens I have taken our XP image and ran sysprep to covert it to
> a Tablet XP image. The language bar showes up after the conversion. I
> need a way to remove the Language bar without having to manually go
> into the Language options every time. Basically I am trying to get a
> script to adjust the registry enties that control the language bar but
> I do not know what values to alter.
>
> If you have any ideas let me know
> Thanks
>
>