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• Cannot remove Japanese, Chinese and Korean in language bar.

  Hello.

  These languages have been added to my language bar yesterday somehow and I can't seem to remove them, they do not appear on the window of "input languages.

  Here is a screen shot describing the problem encountered:
  http://i46.Tinypic.com/348prw7.PNG
  (I use Hebrew)
  Restart the computer to resolve this problem, although languages have been added later once, for some reason any...
  I read somewhere that the addition of these languages and then deleting will allow them to solve, but it did not work.
  Is there a permanent solution to this problem? I use Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit SP1.
  -Thanks, Rafi.

  Hello

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-desktop/how-to-remove-languages-from-language-bar/ee869af8-72c4-42c6-adf3-e4ae865f2701

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306993

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-desktop/cannot-remove-Chinese-Japanese-and-Korean-from/ba66a078-8BE6-4866-9aef-03a091a66c8a?page=1&TM=1356858017822

• Photoshop Touch support for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean?

  open and add text to a menu

  Korean Japanese Chinese support not

  Hi vgxkghvgxkgh,

  I've seen other reports on other characters non-English works not as well. I don't know if the issue is because the fonts that are included with Photoshop Touch do not include these characters (even if they appear with the native keyboard layout). Regardless, I will pass the info on the development of Photoshop Touch group to make sure they know. Thanks for posting on the issue.

  -Dave

  
  

• Fonts - Japanese and Korean

  I think I have the Sansa Clip Zip.

  This player in particular display foreign fonts in the tags correctly?

  I have a lot of songs with the Japanese and Korean fonts in the tag... use of formats mp3 and flac with maybe occasional ogg format...

  and I hear that it works only with a 32 GB microSD...

  anyone tried with a 64 GB microSD?

  confirmed...

  I got my Clip Zip in the mail 2 days ago...

  It plays music files with foreign characters in the name of the file and displays the tags in Korean and Japanese...

• Cannot remove the parameter and attribute of VRO

  I'm not able to remove the attributes and nested workflow Workflow settings.

  There is an option to validate the workflow, you will get the option to remove the attributes and parameters that is not used. If you need to remove an existing attribute or parameter, you must first remove the connection, and then run the 'validation' button as in the snapshot below.

  I hope this helps.

• Printer cannot remove a document, and there is nothing to print

  I have a printer wireless 5520. A few days ago, I sent three documents to the printer. For some reason, they would not print, so I cancelled them. The first document illustrates the "removal" as the status, but it did not change after days of trying, he recognizes the new documents sent to the printer in the print queue, but that a single document is still "delete". I reinstalled the printer driver, thinking maybe that was the problem, but I am at a loss to know what to do. I am ready to return to the printer in the retail store and buy another brand. I had the same problem with my old HP Photosmart J6240 printer and I recall it was a real trial make it print. If someone has had this problem and how did you solve it. I'm at my wits end with the season of taxes here and I need to print!

  There are a few things you can try if you encounter a problem with documents stuck in the queue.

  (1) try to print HP and doctor Scan.  It is an automated tool provided by HP to help solve this type of problem.  The PSDR HP is able to erase, stuck in the queue and more.  The PSDR HP can be downloaded by clicking here.

  (2) in addition, we can try to turn off the printer and manually restart the print spooler service.

  Open the run the command on the PC

  * Type "Net Stop Spooler" and press ENTER to stop the spooler service

  * Open again the run command on the PC

  * Type "Net Start Spooler" and press ENTER to restart the spooler service

  * Once the spooler was restarted, and then try to restart the PC to see if the jobs disappeared.

  Let me know how it goes.

• I need more space after an upgrade to Windows 7, cannot remove the gadgets and sidebar, please help

  I performed an update custom Vista Ulitmate Windows 7 64 32, before to do it, I had all 20 to 23 GB of free space on my C at all times, now, after the update I Go 14.3 left and I don't the have not even re-installed one of my settings, or any software.

  such as word/excell/adobe suite.

  There is nothing on my computer but undesirable, gadgets and games, and there is no space left. How can this be?

  I read that Windows 7 makes your computer faster and better, work how in the heck he will do that, I can't even use my computer because I can not re - install my stuff.

  Windows 7 ultimate me blocks to remove gadgets and the sidebar, I removed all these on my vista so I could install and use my suite of adobe for school

  I'm panicking, I chose to do this on the weekend, so it would not interfere with my school and work, but now I can't do anything. I tried to call Microsoft, but they have no help available

  Please someone help me?

  Thank you

  Gina

  I performed an update custom Vista Ulitmate Windows 7 64 32, before to do it, I had all 20 to 23 GB of free space on my C at all times, now, after the update I Go 14.3 left and I don't the have not even re-installed one of my settings, or any software.

  Free space - increase the hard disk space

  The following procedure cleans the files associated with your user account. You can also use Disk Cleanup to clean all the files on your computer.

  1. click the button start, in the search box, type disk cleanup, then click Disk Cleanup.
  2. in the drives list, click the drive you want to clean, and then click OK.
  3. on the Disk Cleanup tab, select the types of files to delete.
  Note: To delete all Points except the most recent system restore - click on "Clean up System Files" and you will get another tab called more than Options. Now click More Options, and then click 'Clean up' under ' System Restore and shadow copies "and then confirm the deletion.
  4. click OK at the bottom of the window cleaning disc and in the message that appears, click on delete files.

  Reduce the amount of space allocated to system restore.

  1. start--> panel--> system and safety--> system
  2. then click on the "System Protection" link located at the top left.
  3. in "System Properties" window, click on the "System Protection" tab
  4 locate the 'Settings of Protection' box and select / click on the drive letter (usually c :))
  5. now, click the "Configure" button to change the settings to restore "disk space".
  6. move the cursor to reduce the amount of space system Protection can use (min. 2 GB).
  7. click "Apply" and then the "OK" button after setting the disk space.

  If you have a huge amount of RAM the pagefile and hibernation can occupy a large amount of disk space. 6 GB of RAM can cause 12 GB of space to be resumed by using the default settings of Windows.

  1 put the hibernation - note: you will not be able to sleep extended
  A. click on start
  B. Select all programs--> accessories
  C. right click on CMD.exe and select run as administrator
  D. at the prompt, type how: powercfg-h off
  E. press ENTER, then exit CMD. You may need to restart

  2. reduce the size of swap file
  A. open Control Panel and select system and security.
  B. click on system
  C. click on advanced system settings.
  D. click on the Advanced tab.
  E. in the performance section click on settings.
  F. click on advanced and select change in the virtual memory section.
  G. uncheck automatically manage Pagefile size
  H. Select custom and

  
  I. enter a new amount. Enter the same number in both boxes. Minimum: 1 GB (or 1024MB).
  I. click on set, then OK.
  J. restart your computer

  Delete Windows.old on your C: drive

  Usually, but not always, after installation of Windows 7 you have a Windows.old folder on your C: drive that contains your files and data from the previous installation of Windows and allows you to go back to a previous version of Windows. Open Windows Explorer and under 'Computer' click the C: drive - if the Windows.old folder is on your hard drive, it will contain all of your files to the Windows system, and it can be removed if you do not need to free up space on your hard drive.

  If she's not here, make sure you can see the Windows.old folder:
  1. click on start, type: hidden
  2. click on 'display the hidden files and folders '.
  3. Click to select "show the hidden files and folders".
  4. click OK and look for the folder
  (Note: when you go back and uncheck the "Show files and folders")

  How can I remove the Windows.old folder?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-remove-the-Windows-old-folder

  If the Windows.old folder does not remove:
  In Windows Explorer, you should see a folder called Windows.old on your C: drive. That contains all of your files from your previous installation. If you need all the files, you can copy them to another folder and then delete Windows.old. If you do not need anything in the folder, it is safe to delete.

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Unwanted languages that appears on the language bar

  Hello

  I have 3 languages are installed, as pictured below:

  

  But the problem is often many other input options appear, as in the photo below:

  

  In addition to these EN and CH, Korean, Chinese traditional and other also appear, and I can't delete them. The problem is solved with reset, but languages reappear shortly after. I can't tell if it's related, but these undeletable appear more often after the launch of some steam or using MS Office 2013 games.

  Windows 7 pro SP1 x 64 Japanese locale.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  I would like to know some information about the problem so that we can help you better.

  You made any hardware or software changes on your computer before the show?

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  The language bar is a toolbar that appears on your desktop automatically when you add services text, such as languages, keyboards, speech recognition, handwriting recognition, or input method editors (IME).

  Please refer to the suggestions of Aaron - G responded on January 6, 2011 and check if it helps.
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-desktop/cannot-remove-Chinese-Japanese-and-Korean-from/ba66a078-8BE6-4866-9aef-03a091a66c8a

  See also:
  The language bar (overview)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/language-bar-overview#1TC=Windows-7

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• Microsoft KB 2272691 and KB 982110 - missing security update language bar

  Hello.

  After installing the updates mentioned my language bar has disappeared from the taskbar.

  All attempts to bring him back was not working. After uninstalling updates came back.

  Running Windows 7 prof 64 bit

  Hi Vadav,

  Step 1

  A. Click Start > Control Panel and open regional and Language Options.

  B. go to the tab "keyboards and languages".

  C. click "change keyboards.

  D. Select the tab "Language bar", check the option "docked in the taskbar.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/the-language-bar-overview

  Step 2

  Right-click the taskbar, point to toolbars, and then click Language bar. Once the language bar is displayed, you can right-click to display options to change its settings, including her home in the taskbar or display vertically and not horizontally.

  If the language bar is not listed in the menu toolbars, you do not have many input languages installed on your computer. You must add additional languages by using the regional and Language Options in Control Panel. For more information, see Add an input language.

  Bindu R - Microsoft technical support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Why there Chinese looking characters in the address bar of Firefox after I disconnect from my gmail account?

  I stopped using Firefox when I became aware of a worm that had been prevalent. Recently, I used new Firefox instead of Internet Explorer or GoogleChrome, but now, I'm afraid that my computer may have been compromised because of China looking for characters in the address bar of Firefox, after that I registered on my gmail account.

  This has happened

  Just once or twice

  Is see above story

  If you see CJK (Chinese/Japanese) characters on the title bar of Firefox or Windows task bar, then that can happen if Firefox go to encoding UTF-16 for some reason any.

  The extension Plugin RealPlayer browser Record (Tools > Modules > Extensions) has reported that causes this problem.

  Be sure not to be confused with the RealPlayer plugin (Tools > Modules > Plugins) that plays media files.
  The expansion adds some extra features like save multimedia files.

  You can disable/remove the extension Plugin RealPlayer browser Record in RealPlayer preferences (RealPlayer: Tools > Preferences > recording and download)

  See also the extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common troubleshooting Firefox problems

• Language bar malfunction - activation of languages not selected

  Through the language bar, I consulted the menu "text Services and input languages". I chose English (United Kingdom) [United States-International keyboard], without all the other languages added to the menu, but an additional Chinese option exists on the language bar.

  I have previously activated Chinese (PRC) [keyboard, Chinese (Simplified) - Microsoft Pinyin IME 3.0], but deleted. However, the language still exists in my language despite having bar removed. This problem persists even when I try to add the Chinese language again and remove it.

  A secondary problem is that the language bar appears under the 'language bar' in the options menu of the taskbar, but when it is active, it sometimes appears as "language bar". While selecting, he disappears sometimes, removing the ability to select the language bar and then randomly is available again.

  For each problem any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thanks for the advice, but I accidentally posted this on the wrong forum. It refers to Windows XP, and I believe that its fixed after restarting.

• Language bar missing from the taskbar

  My tongue is MIA. I have at least 5 languages installed and I followed all the directions and I checked the forums, but it is still missing! I find it very frustrating because I want to type in Japanese, and Farsi, and I need the toolbar to do this.

  This is the standard procedure:

  If the language bar is not listed in the menu toolbars, you do not have many input languages installed on your computer. You must add other languages using region and language in Control Panel.

  Follow the steps mentioned below to add an input language:

  1. open region and language by clicking on the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking clock, language, and region, click the region and language.
  2. click on the keyboards and languages tab and then click on change keyboards.
  3. under installed services, click Add.
  4. double-click on the language that you want to add, double-click keyboard, select the text services options you want to add and then click OK.

  Q: I have added several languages (British English, simplified Chinese, Japanese), language bar still did not appear on the taskbar

  If you don't see the language bar, right-click the taskbar, point to toolbars, and then click Language bar. For more information about the language bar, see the article below for more information:

  Q: someone else has solved this problem by changing the settings for the language of 'hidden' bar "anchorage in the taskbar. Mine has never hidden, but I've changed and changed back--nothing happened! In fact, I know more actually never saw the language bar! Someone please help!
  

  Try the following:
  -Open the control panel
  -Go to regional and Language Options
  -Open the languages tab, click Details
  -Go to advanced, make sure that the 2 boxes are unchecked (uncheck them if they are selected).
  -Open the settings tab and click on the language bar
  -Check the box: show the language bar on the desktop
  -Confirm with OK.
   
   
   
   
   
  2: -.
  The language bar appears only if the profiles are two or several keyboard installed

  To install a different keyboard layout, is in

  "Control Panel" > "Regional and Language Options" then in the "Languages" tab, then click on "Details".

  You can click on 'Add' and select a profile keyboard, one, for example "French (Belgium)" or 'French (Canada)' and then click 'Apply' and the language bar is displayed next to your clock.

  Otherwise, if you use a keyboard layout, the language bar disappears and is only used to change the layout of the keyboard.

   

   

  3: -.

  To display the language bar (using Classic view in Control Panel):

  1. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click regional and
  Language options.
  2. in the tab, under text services and input languages, click
  Details.
  3. under preferences, click Language bar.
  4. Select the show the language bar on the desktop check box.

   

   

  4: -.

  goto Control Panel > language options > keyboard and language options > change keyboard > language bar (second tab) > select integrated in the taskbar

  For more details and get it fixed

  Visit www.globaltechline.com

• Windows7 Home edition: Language bar still missing after the addition of several languages

  Hi This is the standard procedure:

  If the language bar is not listed in the menu toolbars, you do not have many input languages installed on your computer. You must add other languages using region and language in Control Panel.

  Follow the steps mentioned below to add an input language:

  1. open region and language by clicking on the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking clock, language, and region, click the region and language.
  2. click on the keyboards and languages tab and then click on change keyboards.
  3. under installed services, click Add.
  4. double-click on the language that you want to add, double-click keyboard, select the text services options you want to add and then click OK.

  Q: I have added several languages (British English, simplified Chinese, Japanese), language bar still did not appear on the taskbar

  If you don't see the language bar, right-click the taskbar, point to toolbars, and then click Language bar. For more information about the language bar, see the article below for more information:

  Q: bar language still isn't in the toolbars after that several languages have been added.  I've resorted to using Tablet PC Input Panel.  Please advise!

  Thank you Irfan, I just thought about it:

  Control Panel > region and language > keyboards and languages > change keyboards.

  Under the "language bar" tab, option "Hidden" was checked and I changed "Anchored in the taskbar" option and now the language bar appears on the taskbar.  Thanks for the reply anyway.

• Language bar does not work

  I tried to type in Japanese today on my Windows Vista computer on a laptop that has worked before.  All of a sudden when I type na N would become: instead of the usual lettering hirgana.  I then added updates just came out and now the bar of Japanese language is in Japanese and won't let me change that no matter what arrangement on this subject so that never.  I can't click on hiragana, change it to English.  It's just broken all together.  That's happened?

  Hi-

  Browsing the forum here it looks like there are a few options, you can try:

  If the language bar is not listed in the menu toolbars, you do not have many input languages installed on your computer. You must add other languages using region and language in Control Panel. For more information, see Add or change an input language

  This is an additional option of "Old GrayGary" with the link here:

  http://www.techsupportforum.com/members/113412.html

  Quick-Fix #1:

  Do you have a language icon in your system tray? (If you switch between two choices of language installed / entry screen, the current selection must display in the system tray: for example IN English, JP for Japanese, etc.). Make sure that you have not chosen to "Hide inactive icons" in your bar spots Vista 'Properties' - or the icon can not be displayed. If you see such an icon, you should be able to right click on this icon and choose 'Restore the language bar' in the option dialog box.

  Quick-Fix #2:

  Since the language bar is a system setting, and the problem is recent, you might be able to recover your old settings using the Vista system restore utility - using a restore point out just before the language bar disappeared. You would probably go to Windows Update to reinstall all critical patches that have arrived since the time that the restore point was created originally.

  _____________

  Must neither of these approaches works, try to visit the region and Language Options in the Vista Control Panel.

  * Control Panel

  * Clock, language and region

  * Regional and Language Options

  If you use different languages with your input devices, you visit the "Keyboards and languages" tab and select "Change keyboard" - in the "text Services" and input languages window, the middle tab is "Language bar" - I think that the option to show or hide the taskbar is available here. If you use different languages for display only, you can go directly to the option "Change display language" from the regional and Language Options (and try the "Language bar" tab there).

  General language of bar News:

  The language bar (overview)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/the-language-bar-overview

  Hope this helps,

  Steve <> Microsoft Partner

• Language bar

  the language bar is hidden if I enter more than one language in the computer. I followed the steps with a click on a right click on the taskbar of the tha, then toolbar, but there is no such thing as the lnguage toolbar. Thank you

  Browsing the forum here it looks like there are a few options, you can try:

  If the language bar is not listed in the menu toolbars, you do not have many input languages installed on your computer. You must add other languages using region and language in Control Panel. For more information, see Add or change an input language

  It looks like it fits your problem.

  If it does not here is an additional option of "Old GrayGary" link:

  Quick-Fix:

  Do you have a language icon in your system tray? (If you switch between two choices of language installed / entry screen, the current selection must display in the system tray: for example IN English, JP for Japanese, etc.). Make sure that you have not chosen to "Hide inactive icons" in your bar spots Vista 'Properties' - or the icon can not be displayed. If you see such an icon, you should be able to right click on this icon and choose 'Restore the language bar' in the option dialog box.

  Quick-Fix #2:

  Since the language bar is a system setting, and the problem is recent, you might be able to recover your old settings using Vista System Restore utility - using a restore point out just before the language bar disappeared. You would probably go to Windows Update to reinstall all critical patches that have arrived since the time that the restore point was created originally.

  _______________

  Must neither of these approaches works, try to visit the region and Language Options in the Vista Control Panel.

  Control Panel

  Clock, language and region

  Regional and Language Options

  If you use different languages with your devices, you visit the "Keyboards and languages" tab and select "Change keyboard" - in the "text Services" and input languages window, the middle tab is "Language bar" - I think that the option to show or hide the taskbar is available here. If you use different languages for display only, you can go directly to the option "Change display language" from the regional and Language Options (and try the "Language bar" tab there).

  http://www.techsupportforum.com/members/113412.html

  General language of bar News:

  The language bar (overview)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/the-language-bar-overview

  Hope this helps,

  Steve <> Microsoft Partner