Okay, I'd have to go check the Metro control panel. Checked some other CP entries like accessibility, region, Spracherkennung (literally "language recognition"), but no, nothing there either. So, my first try on this new PC was to check the control panel (the proper one), thinking that meanwhile Microsoft should have gotten their act together and integrated the spell checking among the language settings, which seems like the obvious choice. (Note: Talking about real PCs here, not ARM devices faking to be PCs.) But every now and then, TIFKAM ("The Interface formerly known as Metro") rears its flat head, like when - and that brings me back to this question - you want to disable the horror that aggressive and obtrusive spell checking represents for users who've learned proper spelling back in their schooldays, and who may happen to converse in more than one language. Since I've been using StartIsBack and Glass8, I've been reconciled with Windows 8 and 8.1, in as much as it now looks as nice as Windows 7.
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