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Open the control panel,There's an icon like the globe called region and language,Select the label keyboard and language,Click to change the keyboard,It can be displayed here,This is the setting on win7,XP is similar。

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.

Right-click on the taskbar,Pop up the shortcut menu,Move the mouse to the toolbar,A submenu will pop up,See if the language bar is selected,If not,Click to select the language bar,Generally, the input method icon will be displayed。

Click Start Then open the Control Panel area and language options Click on the Language Details language bar to show the language bar on the desktop to tick it.

Click Language and Locale, pop up the Language and Locale dialog box, click the Language Label, click the Details button under Text Service and Input Language, pop up the Text Service and Input Language dialog box, click the Advanced tab, under System Configuration, cancel the check mark in front of disabling the Advanced Text Service, click the OK button, and the input method icon will come back.

Start Run Enter msconfig and put ctfmon before you start it.

Right-click on the taskbar, click on the language bar option in the toolbar, and then the language icon will appear in the taskbar, and you can select the input method.

You can also click Start - Control Panel, open Date, Time, Language and Locale, open the Region and Language options, and under the Language column, tick the box in front of "Install files for East Asian languages", and you're good to go.

It can also be set in the system configuration utility, in fact, there is no language bar icon, you can use ctrl space or ctrl+shift to select the input method.

On the area and language options in the Control Panel.

Install QQ Pinyin or other input methods, and then choose it in the default program.

The computer can't type, maybe the input method is not right now, or the letters are locked, and the Chinese can't be typed, which I often encounter.

The computer can't type Chinese characters,You can only type out pinyin,First of all, your input method should be English input,So the money typed out is letters,Second,When you are the end capitalized conversion key,It should also be letters,So if you want to type Chinese characters,You should first input the Chinese character method,And then type,It should be Chinese characters。

1. Whether the caps lock is locked with the case toggle key.

2. Whether the input method is started. There is no input method icon in the lower right corner, if there is none.

Start -- Run, enter ctfmon

Didn't set up the Chinese input method?

Open Start - Control Panel - Region & Language Options - Language - Details - Advanced - Turn off the advanced text service, uncheck it, and restart it.

Listen to so much nonsense from them, it's just that the default software settings are set to English keyboard input, and you can just tune to the input method you use.

Open the Control Panel, select Ease of Access Center, select Start On-Screen Keyboard and you're good to go! The premise is that your input method is Chinese.

Chinese simplified prc is not right, I thought you were reinstalled the system.

You said that you can make a big kanji in the document.

You go to your language toolbar and check it out.

After deleting it once, all the installation packages are deleted from the new installation.

Settings,Set Sogou as the default input method,Then delete other input methods,If not, reinstall the input method。

Control Panel (Classic View) – Region and Language Options –

Language"Label – Details"button – Language bar"Button.

In"Language bar settings"dialog box, remove"Turn off the advanced text service"Check button, select"Display the language bar on the desktop"Check button,

Select"Button.

Language bar. "dialog box, remove"Turn off the advanced text service"Check button control panel (classic view) –

Region and language.

Options——"Language"Label – Button.

In"Language bar settings"Details"Display the language bar on the desktop"Check button,

Right-click in the bottom right corner, then tap and then tap.

Click Start to run among all programs and select Enter ctfmon

Then press enter and you're good to go.

1. See if you can enter the BIOS, press del or F1 to see your machine!

It means that the hardware is good, and the driver is broken when the system is disinfected!

2, if you can't enter, find a good one to try, whether it's a motherboard problem PS 2 port or a keyboard problem!

3. The keyboard problem may be a problem with the line, the line is broken, find a multimeter to check the line, which one is the fault of which one!

4. The line is not broken, which means that there is a problem with the hardware, the chip level, and it can't be repaired! Change!

Brother, the question is not very clear!

Is the computer's input method unable to come out or the keyboard does not respond when typing?

If the input method can't come out,Click on the lower right corner of the desktop in front of the question mark to add the input method,If the keyboard doesn't respond,Try a different keyboard!

You first think about how you operate to become what you are now, and give you a few suggestions:1Input method status bar - Settings - Language bar - Disable advanced text service, cancel.

2.Did you press the shift key, 3One-click restore is absolutely OK.

These are the measures I have taken. It should work.

Start - Control Panel - Region & Language Options - Language - Details - Advanced - Remove the check in front of disabling the advanced text service (if you don't have a hook, of course, you don't need to go, haha), and then go back to Settings - Language Bar - Select Show Language Bar on Desktop - OK - Check the key settings - Switch between different input languages should be Alt+Shift on the left, and switch keyboard layout should be Ctrl+Shift

You can go and try this method.

Settings - Time & Language - Language - Chinese - Options - Add Keyboard.

Did you accidentally turn on the caps key?

"Get started"-"Control Panel"-"Region and language. "-"Language"-"Detailed settings"

The one at the bottom, the one on the left. There should be one when you open it"Displayed in the taskbar"

Start - Settings - Control Panel - Region & Language Options - Language - Details - Advanced, uncheck the box before "Turn off the text premium service".

1. Start the run and enter "ctfmon".

2. Start Settings Control Panel Region & Language Options Language Details Advanced Just remove the checkmark before "Turn off advanced text service".

3. If it doesn't work, you can find a computer with the same system as you and copy a file to cover it in your C Windows System32 folder.

Poisoned, the best way is to reinstall the system, make a system backup, and then there will be a problem, and you can restore it.

Go to the next Google input method,After installation, delete all except Google input and English input in the language bar settings。 After switching the input method, ctrl+space.

There is a suspicion of poisoning!

Type msconfig in Run OK - click on the "Start" tab - see if there is ctfmon, tick it in front of it and restart it once.

Or just type ctfmon into the runtime to try it out.

I've been making software for years, and I've had this problem a few times.

For example: can only enter English, can not enter Chinese, switch input method can not switch, and the input method icon is lost or not displayed. The main problem of this is that some software and input methods are incompatible, resulting in incorrect input method configuration.

Specifically, you need to determine which software is incompatible or has conflicting hotkeys. It's really not good, I'll help you adjust it.

Fix the problem that the input method is missing and the input method is switched).

The software has been passed to you, this little software is very easy to use, you try it!

The input method icon in the tray area of the taskbar system is gone, click Run Enter to enter.

The solution that the taskbar does not have an input method (right-click the taskbar toolbar to check the language bar to try).

1. Open the Control Panel Date, Time, Language and Locale Region & Language Options Language Details Language bar, check "Show other language bar icons in the taskbar" in it, and then press OK and Apply (if the language bar of item 1 is gray, set item 2 first, and item 1 can be set).

2. Win7 or 8: Enter the control panel - region and language options, select keyboard and language - change the keyboard, in the pop-up text service and input language dialog box, select the language bar, and change the following options to dock on the taskbar.

3. If the fault persists: open the control panel Date, time, language and locale Region and language options Language Details Advanced In the dialog box that opens, remove the check mark before "Disable Advanced Text Service", and then press Apply and OK.

4. If the fault persists, run and enter regedit to open the registry positioning, right-click [hkey current user software microsoft windows currentversion run] in the right pane, select create a new string value, enter enter enter in the name, double-click enter c: windows system32 enter in the numeric data, and restart the computer.

5. If the fault persists, restore the system or reinstall it.