Use of CheckedChanged using Windows Forms and Powershell assistance - winforms

Question

I'm using WinForms with PowerShell. In my tool, I'd like a checkbox that when checked, will display a message next to it, and when unchecked, it will remove the message.
I've gotten this far (I'm sure there's a much better way to do it). This makes the message pop-up, but it doesn't go away when you uncheck the box. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
$Checkbox_Errors.Add_CheckStateChanged({ ### Checkbox_Errors is the name of the checkbox
if ($Checkbox_Errors.Checked -eq $true)
{
$ErrorWarning1 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$ErrorWarning1.Text = "WARNING: May take 3-5 Minutes" ### When checked, this is what it should display
$ErrorWarning1.ForeColor = "Red"
$ErrorWarning1.AutoSize = $True
$ErrorWarning1.Location = new-object System.Drawing.Point(170,13)
$groupbox.Controls.Add($ErrorWarning1)
}
})
$Checkbox_Errors.Add_CheckStateChanged({
if ($Checkbox_Errors.Unchecked -eq $true)
{
$ErrorWarning1 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$ErrorWarning1.Text = "" ### I attempted this, where it would re-write
$ErrorWarning1.ForeColor = "Red"
$ErrorWarning1.AutoSize = $True
$ErrorWarning1.Location = new-object System.Drawing.Point(170,13)
$groupbox.Controls.Add($ErrorWarning1)
}
})

Answer 1

It would be simpler to create the label with the rest of your form elements. If you're using a designer, you can just drag it on with the rest of the controls. Then set the label's Visible property to $False initially to hide it.
$ErrorWarning1 = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Label
$ErrorWarning1.Text = "WARNING: May take 3-5 Minutes"
$ErrorWarning1.ForeColor = "Red"
$ErrorWarning1.AutoSize = $True
$ErrorWarning1.Location = new-object System.Drawing.Point(170,13)
$ErrorWarning1.Visible = $False # This line hides the label initially
$groupbox.Controls.Add($ErrorWarning1)
Now in your event handler, instead of generating the label, just show or hide it based on the state of the checkbox:
$ErrorWarning1.Visible = $Checkbox_Errors.Checked
The label will always exist, but it will only be visible when the checkbox is checked.