Although Windows 11 allows you to add keyboard layouts during the out-of-the-box experience (OOBE), you can add or remove them at any time.
Technically, you can continue with the default layout if you know how to insert special characters (such as the "Ñ" character in Spanish). However, changing the keyboard layout on Windows 11 makes it much easier to type in a different language. Also, this feature comes in handy if you simply prefer a different layout, such as the United States-Dvorak.
