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http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927392

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  Language bar settings:

  Radio button settings you:

  Floating above your documents, the default language bar (where you can always reduce to the taskbar).

  Anchor the taskbar by default (you can always expand it into floating mode), or hide it completely.

  The boxes below that allow you to:

  Make the language bar floating, semi transparent when not in use, and

  Display additional icons at any time, even in the taskbar: help maximize (float) and parameters and also icons for speech recognition if you use those.

  Show text labels when the language bar is floating, as in the example at the top of this page. In other languages like Spanish, labels can also appear when it is docked in the bar of tasks, but Chinese IME only display the labels in floating mode.

  Keyboard shortcut settings

  The next on watch the Advanced key settingstab:

  Key advance settings, you will find options to disable or modify the any of them by clicking on the "Change Key Sequence" button... ».

  For example, changing "between the input languages" accent grave (') and put the switch of layout at least save me from myself most of the time.

• Receive the error "E: is not accessible. The file or directory is corrupted or unreadable.

  Original title: USBnot work

  Today, I inserted a USB key works perfectly in my laptop computer and got this message:

  "E: is not accessible. () The file or directory is corrupted or unreadable.

  Ideas of how this could be everything and no matter what suggestions how to fix it?

  I use an Acer laptop E1-522 (a new one that just came back from the manufacturer after warranty repairs and also had a technician called and insert a new hard drive because of problems with product key).

  I use Windows 8.1 and have used Internet explore and currently using Firefox as my browser (same questions with both browsers).

  Thanks in advance.

  Sorry, I don't remember the sequence that I used, but messages asked me to change the drive letter of the drive that I was using, so I changed it from E to F. He has not made a difference, because I always get a message "the disk is damaged or unreadable. Finally, I formatted, so I guess it should be the end of the story. I got lucky that didn't not lose all the useful data.

  Thanks for your help. I very much appreciate the way in which people help "technologically challenged" people like me.