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i believe there is a way to fix this on steam side at least, but maybe there is something more to this.
Not Valve's issue. The very fact that you said it happens in Apps and Games that aren't Steam related makes this abundantly clear. It also means your thread title is incredibly misleading, especially since Steam Support already told you to contact MS about it as only they can fix it.
When I start Team Fortress 2, Chinese is added and because there are now two languages, the language bar appears.
While this doesn't seem like a big deal, the big problem comes from the hot-key to switch languages, which is Ctrl+Space.
So, every time there's more than one language (= lang bar visible) this hot-key is enabled system-wide.
Now this is a complete hell when you want to rocket-jump, it just doesn't work.
Disabling the hot-key through the correct menus or even the registry does not work, so that's a Windows bug (a very long standing one.)
When opening the language settings, Chinese isn't even on the list and I have to add it, press OK, then go back and Remove it.
Why is all of this happening? I think Windows has some (old) language settings bound to an executable name: hl2.exe
Which is why everyone thinks it's related to Source, they all use hl2.exe.
It is not necessarily MS Windows bug. Steam is NA company and their games language is American English I guess. That is why it requires US keyboard layout. Just a guess too.
According to your theory, I can rename solitaire.exe to hl2.exe, launch it and will see new keyboard layout added to my language bar, if I understood you correctly. But this does not work like that.
My Windows is EN-US and so are all my language settings (and I don't live in the US btw.)
Also it's not specific to hl2.exe, that's just the case on my system and likely many others.
The thing is, some language setting are saved by something (windows?), on some place (registry?) which is Chinese in my case. A language that was added for testing many years ago.
i had to reset my steam support website password recently only to find out i was typing it wrong cuz of this us keyboard issue.
I was pointed out to this workaround.
This is not a solution, but, probably, we will not get anything else in regards to this problem.
Here it is:
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/1/864976115478357063/#c616187203915736491
this removes Gabens keyboard layout from your PC and you will never mistype your passwords anymore if you know what I mean.
EDIT: Musketeers-Tesseract's workaround (the post above) does seem to help, at least in Windows 10.