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into the control panel, set up as is.

Turn on my computer.

1. Open the C drive.

2. Open Windos

3. Find the system32 file and open it.

4. Find ctfmon and double-click to come out.

One. Right-click on the blank space of the taskbar - toolbar - language bar.

Two. Start by opening the text service.

1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Region and Language Options.

2.On the Language tab, under Script services and input languages, click Details.

3.Under Preferences, click the Language bar.

4. Select the "Turn off advanced text service" checkbox and remove the hook inside.

Three. Secondly, set the input method of the language bar.

1.Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Region and Language Options.

2.On the Language tab, under Text Services and Input Languages, click Details.

3.Under Preferences, click the Language bar.

4.Select the Show language bar on desktop check box.

If you have a text service installed, the language bar will be displayed automatically. However, if you have turned off the language bar, you can use this step to redisplay it.

If you want to minimize the language bar to the taskbar, right-click the language icon on the taskbar, and then click Settings",Select the input method you want to use to add it。

Right-click --- toolbar --- taskbar--- click Language Bar

If there's no language bar in the taskbar, first.

Start --- run --- input ---ctfmon--- OK and you're there.

Control Panel - Region & Language Options --- Language --- Details --- Show the Language Bar on the desktop with the Language Bar checked, or Control Panel - Region & Language Options --- Details --- Language Bar --- Advanced - Turn off the Advanced Text Service to remove the checkbox.

Hello, it is a pleasure to serve you and give you the following answers:1Reason:

In general, the lack of a language bar in the toolbar is due to a problem with the browser's settings. 2.Workaround:

1) Open your browser and click "Settings". (2) In "Settings", click "Language and State Sun Input Method"; (3) In "Language & Input Method", click "Language"; (4) In "Language", click "Add Language"; (5) In "Add Language", select the language you want, and then click "Add"; (6) In "Language", set the language you added as the default language; (7) Reopen the browser, and the language bar will appear in the toolbar. 3.Personal Tips:

While using your browser, you should pay attention to checking your browser's settings to avoid some unexpected problems.

1.Click "View" in the toolbar, select "Toolbar" in the pop-up menu, and select "Language" in the pop-up menu to display the language bar. 2.

In the Start menu, find Control Panel, find Appearance & Personalization in Control Panel, find Toolbar in Exterior Visibility & Personalization, and select Language in the toolbar to display the Speech Bar.

Don't worry, let me help you.

First, open the Control Panel in the Start menu. In the Control Panel, select the "Region & Language" section.

Then, in the Region & Language window that opens, select Keyboard & Language. Click the "Change Keyboard" button, select "Dock to the taskbar" in the "Text Service and Input Language Infiltration" dialog box that appears, and click "OK" to finish.

If it is not possible to set it here, then we open C following the following path: WindowsSystem32 finds a program in it, right-click on it - and select "Send to", then "Desktop shortcut". At this point, if prompted by the security software, be sure to choose to do so.

Next, cut the shortcut to the program on your desktop and paste it into the "Start" folder of the Start menu.

When you restart your computer, the language bar will reappear.

1. Click the circular "Start" in the lower left corner of the computer, and then select "Control Panel" in the opening menu to open the Control Panel program.

2. Select "Region & Language" in the open control panel

3. After clicking "Region & Language", open the Region & Language Settings dialog box, select "Keyboard & Language" in the dialog box, and then click the "Change Keyboard" button.

4. After clicking "Change Keyboard", open the "Text Service and Input Language" setting dialog box, where we can see that the status of the language bar is "hidden".

5. Click to select "Dock to taskbar", and then click the "Apply" and "OK" buttons at the bottom right.

6. Check the taskbar, you can already see the language bar in the lower right corner of the system.

Control Panel Region & Language Options Language Details Language bar displays an icon (checked) on the desktop, and when applied, a language bar icon appears in the bottom right corner of the desktop.

Start --Settings - Control Panel --Region & Language Options --Language --Details --Language Bar --Show Language Bar on Desktop.

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