Find a windows xp2002 version of the Japanese input method IME complete file

If you have a Japanese input method in the original xp (to see if there is a Japanese option in your language bar settings), but you can only type English after opening, do the following first step OK,It's very simple。

Step 1: There is an "IME" folder under C: Windows, and the complete compressed file is only 50 more than M), the lite version is generally between 15-35M, so you can generally only enter a pseudonym (some are more thorough, and the pseudonym can not be entered); The method is to copy the complete file from another computer to the corresponding path of your own computer, note:

Can only be "overwritten" (cannot be deleted first, can only be replaced with files with the same name, because these are system files.)

C: WindOS IME size: Compressed to more than fifty. Or send me the email and I'll send it to you.

If you don't have a Japanese input method in your XP, then you also need to add a registry.

Step 2: Copy the "Files" to C: Windows System32 under 2 files, these two files directly to me.

I've tried the size exceeds the limit and can't send it to you.

The landlord went to search for the IME2007 Japanese input method.

Don't be afraid of trouble.

Microsoft's official website.

Japanese IME2010 (provided you have OfficeXP installed or 2003 or 2007 or 2010)

Japanese IME2002 (No office can also be installed and used separately This is the complete XP system itself that comes with the Japanese input method)

I have it, but the file is too big to send.

The cloud disk link has been sent to you in a private message, you can see if it is what you need.

Learning endlessly, I hope it can help you, if you are satisfied, if you are not satisfied, please continue to ask.

Recently, there have been a lot of people using Japanese input methods.

How to install and use.

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I hope you can understand it and use it with confidence.

Windows XP comes with a Japanese input method, Control Panel Date, Time, Language & Locale Regional & Language Options Language Details Add, in 'Enter Language.''Select 'Japanese' in the drop-down box, and then select 'Microsoft IME Standard 2002' in 'Keyboard layout input method', and you're OK.

What kind of ghost system are you using?

It's streamlined.,Missing a system file.,It's like that keyboard layout file.,But the best way is to reinstall a fuller.,Because it's not so good to get a file from someone else.。

How to use: In the input method settings, add the Japanese input method, and select the keyboard layout input method, and switch the mouse input method to make the previous icon when typing"ch"Change to JP, do you see an A in the lower right corner? Huse this and select the first or second one in the box that pops up.

That's it. Is Security Office available? Haven't heard of it.

My system is a ghost version,It doesn't come with a Japanese input method.,There's a way for you to go to someone else's computer and copy the whole thing.,Open C drive-windows-ime.

I don't understand the Japanese input method anyway, just add it directly in the input method.