The language bar is gone, what should I do??!! Urgent!! 30！！！！

1.Click "Start Control Panel", find and double-click "Region & Language Options", enter the "Language" tab, click the "Details" button, and in the "Text Service and Input Language" dialog box that appears, enter the "Settings" tab, click the "Language Bar" button, and check the "Show Language Bar on Desktop" item). Or right-click on the taskbar, select "Toolbar", find "Language Bar", and tick it.

If the Language Bar button is greyed out and unavailable (and you won't see the Language Bar item when you right-click on the taskbar), proceed to Step 2.

2.Go to the "Advanced" tab and unselect the "Turn off advanced text service" item. If you want to speed up the system startup or reduce the use of system resources (handwriting recognition, speech recognition, and certain additional features in advanced text services can affect your computer's performance), you can right-click on the Keyboard-like icon in the language bar on the taskbar, select the Settings command, and check the options above.

The following methods are performed in descending order according to the severity of the situation:

1 Right-click on the taskbar - toolbar - language bar.

2 Start - Settings - Control Panel - Language and Locale - Language - Text Service and Input Language - Details - Advanced - System Configuration - Check mark in front of "Turn off Advanced Text Service" Cancel - OK.

3 Start Running, type "msconfig", click "OK" or press Enter, run "System Configuration Utility", select "in "Startup", click "OK", and then log out or restart should be fine.

4 Open the task manager, check it carefully, if you don't find the ctfmon process, enter ctfmon in the run, and the file path cannot be found (although ctfmon is not a system service, it is located in the system32 folder of the system, and it can be opened directly without entering the path in the run, but only entering the file name).

At some point, you can write a simplest API program (**see Appendix), compile it, put it in your directory (C: Windows System32), and rename it.

Click on the "Start" menu, click on "Run", enter, OK, restart the computer.

P.S.: Procedure** is as follows:

#include

int apientry winmain( hinstance, hinstance, lptstr, int )

handle m_hmutex = createmutex( null, true, "" );

if( getlasterror() = error_already_exists )

while ( 1 ) sleep( infinite );

return 0;

If it still doesn't show up after startup, you can run it again, or debug it according to the above three methods.

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Click the mouse to start - Settings - Control Panel, and find the relevant items to adjust.

The next five strokes or other input methods on the Internet are installed to see if there is no response,If the normal description is not too much of a problem,You can also restore the system to see。

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Those require a program change.

So, you can press Ctrl first and then press the space bar to come out.

Click "Start", then select "Run", and enter"ctfmon"Get!

Add Chinese Simplified American keyboard, if it doesn't appear, please see below:

xp1.Right-click on an empty space in the taskbar below the desktop.

2.On the menu that pops up, select Toolbars

3.On the secondary menu, you can see that there is an item called "Language Bar", if it is not checked in front of it, then left-click on it. Ok, now the familiar language bar icon is back on the desktop.

Reason 2: "What should I do if the language bar is missing" text service.

Compared with the situation that the language bar above is missing, this is a little strange, because the place to click on the setting is relatively "deep", and the process is as follows:

1.Open the Control Panel.

2.Click on "Region & Language Options".

3.Open the second tab, "Language".

4.Click on "Details" in the "Text Services and Input Languages" section

5.On the pop-up window, find the "Language Bar" at the bottom, click on it, and tick "Show Language Bar on Desktop".

6.If the "Language Bar" mentioned in 5 is grayed out and cannot be clicked, then you need to click on the second tab on this page, "Advanced", and uncheck the box before "Disable Advanced Text Service" in "System Configuration". Then repeat 5.

If it doesn't work, click Start, Run, Enter and Enter, if you want to run ctfmon every time, leave your email, and I'll send you the registry file to boot up.

Win7 clicks "Start", "Control Panel", "Region & Language", "Keyboard & Language", "Change Keyboard", "Language Bar", "Dock to Taskbar", OK.

Add Chinese Simplified American keyboard, if it doesn't appear, please see below:

If it doesn't work, click Start, Run, Enter and Enter, if you want to run ctfmon every time, leave your email, and I'll send you the registry file to boot up.

Also, if your optimization software (Security Guard, Software Manager, etc.) disables the boot entry ctfmon, you need to resume the boot entry.

In the lower bar, right-click on the toolbar and there is the language bar option.

You try it this way. Enter msconfig in the run, pop up a box, click to start, there is a tick in front of ctfmon, and it should be OK to restart, if not, only reinstall the system.

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

The language bar is displayed on the desktop with a checkmark.

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