If Win+Space offers you a language you never added — that was us.
Two people reported it a week apart: languages they never added kept slipping into their text, and Windows Settings had nothing to remove. Both halves were our doing.
What happened. Older versions loaded a keyboard layout into Windows in order to switch to it. So a person with English and Russian ended up with Hebrew in their language list. 0.7.1 stopped doing that, but the layout it had already added stayed — and the app kept correcting text into a language the keyboard could no longer type.
What 0.7.2 changes. Two things, and the second one ends the problem.
The "Remove layout" button removes them for real. That word matters: the button existed before, reported success and changed nothing, because a layout can hide in three places and it only knew one of them.
And the app now stops using such a leftover whether or not you remove it. A language counts only when Windows keeps it across sign-outs; a layout loaded into the running session and written nowhere is ignored. So even if you still see it in Win+Space, it no longer reaches your text.
Clearing what is left. The page walks through all three cases with the two read-only commands that tell them apart:
https://neuroswitcher.app/layouts.html
None of it requires signing out or restarting Windows.