What to do if the computer keyboard layout does not have IME

Your PC is XP Lite. If it is, you won't be able to find the IME because the lite version deletes these. There are two ways you can do this. First, redo the system. If you don't want to, use two. You can do it yourself**. The steps are as follows.

1. Find a machine with Microsoft input method. (This step is very simple, as long as you go to the machine's input method settings to see if there is Microsoft IME Standard 2002), and then go to the C: Windows IME folder, copy the entire IME folder.

System installation disk).

2. Copy the copied IME folder to your own windows directory and overwrite all of them. Then click on the IMJP8 1 folder under IME, at which point an error warning will pop up saying 'No. (If the click does not appear, you can click on the other until this error message appears).

At this point, you're only half a step away from success.

3. Look it up online. This one is very easy to find.

4. Put the dll file of ** into the IMJP8 1 folder under IME, and then click the exe inside again. At this time, you can add Microsoft Korean input method to the font settings.

I hope my advice will help you. If you don't understand, just keep asking.

Is that IME you talking about the fifth aunt?

The landlord installed a simplified version of the system.,Many systems have streamlined unnecessary input methods.。 It is recommended to install a non-streamlined system or go to the next or Google's Japanese input method,It's easier to use than the system comes with.。

Some pirated XPs are simplified.

It's that the input methods of some small languages have been deleted.

So even if you add it, you won't have it.

You can reload XP or use the NJStar input method.

The document was sent, from jangcho@qq, and the instructions were in the email.

Lite version of the system,The next Japanese input method is installed,If you really want to use the Japanese input method,There may also be a different system。

You can type without an IME.

You can try again. If you want to be XP, you can type in Japanese and Korean.

I have a Korean input method patch.

Note: Korean Input Method Patch.

Now because of the pirated version of some computer programs,So some don't have the IME folder,Some are missing a small file of Korean input method in this folder,If you need me to send it to you,You use what I sent to directly overwrite the original on the line。

Right-click on the input method, Settings-Add-Korean-Put Korean-Micro IME is.

What kind of system? Some system versions don't support it.。。。

Launch the "Control Panel" inside there is a "Regional Options", there is a "General" tab inside, and under it there is a "System Language Settings" to select "Korean", so that your machine already supports "Korean Chinese". Now add the "Korean Chinese" input method, continue the above steps, it also has a "input method locale" tab, select it, click the "Add" button, it will come out of a dialog box, select "Korean" in the "input method locale" OK, all the "OK" buttons.

Korean input method keyboard comparison chart:

1. Click Options, double-click the "Regional Options" icon (as shown in the figure), select "General" in the pop-up dialog box, select Korean in the "System Language Settings" item, and click "OK".

2.What if you don't have 2000 installation disks on hand for the time being? Please unzip the Korean installation file, and then insert the disc when the Korean installation prompts you can specify the directory you just unzipped.

**Address: Next, the system will automatically copy the relevant files to your computer, when the installation is completed, you will be prompted to restart the computer in order for the new settings to take effect, you can choose "Yes (Y)" to restart the computer, it is recommended to select "No (N)" to restart the computer later.

3. Next, select the "Input Method Locale" option, and click "Add(d)" with the mouse in the dialog box that appears....button.

4. Click "Add (d)....Then the following "Add Input Method Locale" dialog box will pop up, select "Korean" in the "Input Method Locale" option, select "Korean (hangul) (ms-ime98)" in the "Keyboard Layout Input Method" option, and then click "OK".

5. At this time, the installed Korean input method will be displayed in the "Installed Input Method Locale" display bar in the input method locale setting dialog box.

At this time, the Korean input method has been installed in your system, you now need to restart your computer for the new settings to take effect, after restarting, you can click on the language display bar, you will see that the Korean input method has been installed in your computer.

The system has been streamlined, just replace it with a more complete one.