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• 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.

• Cannot remove Chinese Japanese and Korean in language bar

  Hello

  I am running Windows 7 Professional 32 bit. I installed it yesterday and today after that I installed Microsoft Office 2010 Proofing Tools Kit, Japanese Chinese keyboard support and the Korean was added to my language bar. I live in Bulgaria and my settings are in Bulgarian, main windows language is English. How can I remove finally this keyboard for good layouts? I tried to remove the standard way - through the language bar setting, but after restart, they will appear again. It's very frustrating. Please help me.

  Kind regards

  Angelus

  Hello

  Please continue with the following steps to support...

  -Access Control Panel

  -Regional and language

  -Keyboard and language tab

  -Change of keyboards

  It should be an option to hightlight the different languages installed.  Please hightlight the language that you want to delete and deleting.

  I hope that this information is beneficial.

  Thank you

  Aaron
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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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

• Windows Driver crash condition caused by ntoskrnl.exe

  Hi guys,.

  I use a Lenovo y410p. I used it only for a few months. Recently, I experienced a few BSOD. The message is driver, out of State. The BSOD appears just randomly without warning. There is not yet any offset or suspended. It starts to become very frustrating. I used the BlueScreenViewer and it says that the problem is caused by ntoskrnl.exe + 153fa0. I don't know what to do. Pls help!

  This is a link to a copy of my minidump

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=51E6A2A23FDD7097! 381 & authkey =! ANYAF_hGvxWZSak & ithint = the file % 2czip

  Thanks in advance

  JC

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• My language bar does not appear

  original title: my language bar would not be what it takes to appear? I tried using the taskbar to add using the toolbars, but it does not show here

  As I said, my language bar would not be what it takes to appear?

  I tried using the to-do bar to add using the toolbars, but it would not show here.
  Also, I went into the Control Panel and changed language bar settings... I have almost everything...
  Recently, I found a way to start whenever I run the windows... so at every Startup I must go to run > ctfmon.exe then it would start again...
  but it wouldn't stay there... the problem is that this is a temporary solution and if I did drag the language bar by mistake he doesn't appear unless I restart the computer, and run ctfmon.exe again

  What should I do?

  Follow the steps on the site below

  http://www.Vistaheads.com/forums/WinVistaClub-blog/187681-if-language-bar-has-disappeared-Vista.html

• 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

• Language bar has disappeared in Vista

  I have English and Japanese keyboard (Japanese and Microsoft IME) enabled.  My toolbar language my menu on the toolbar has disappeared and I can't get is to restore.  When I try to make changes to the parameters of language bar (screen text entry and language services) it's also does not.  I was able to access the language bar until about 2 weeks ago, and then he just disappeared.  Any ideas how to restore the language bar?

  The following link has solved my problem with the language bar. Give it a try.

  http://www.techsupportforum.com/Microsoft-support/Windows-Vista-Windows-7-support/193124-language-bar-cannot-restored.html

  ".... Start the Task Scheduler (administrative tools), and then select display-> display the tasks.
  Go to the Task Scheduler Library, Microsoft, Windows, TextServicesFramework, where you should find a job named MsCtfMonitor. This task must be performed at the opening of user session, in order to check the history tab looking for possible errors. If you run this task manually you will probably get the language bar until you log out.
  If everything seems ok, but still no language bar after a reboot, then start regedit and go to HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows NT/CurrentVersion/calendar/TaskCache/opening session. Under this key is a series of GUIDS that should correspond to the tasks existing under the key HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows NT/CurrentVersion/calendar/TaskCache/tasks. On my system, there were a few keys that do not have corresponding values under tasks. The backup key, remove all bad entries, and then restart... »

  Be careful while in the registry.

• Language bar doesn't appear not

  I followed all the instructions to the language bar see on my vista.  However it is not.  I did the thing in full control panel and added in all of the languages that I needed for my keyboard.  I have nothing. The language bar does not appear in the toolbar.

  Hi dogwoodforest1,

  If I understand correctly the language bar (toolbar that appears on your desktop) does not, please correct if I have understood you.

  He appeared before?

  Step 1: Check if you have hidden the language bar

  Open regional and Language Options by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, click clock, language, and region, and then click regional and Language Options.

  Change display language > change keyboards > on language services and entry of text > on the Language bar tab

  Have you chosen first or second button option on how you wanted to display language bar? 3rd option button is hiding.

  (1) floating on desktop

  2) rooted in the taskbar

  (3) hidden

  Step 2: You can install windows vista service pack 2

  How to obtain the latest Windows Vista service pack

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/935791

  Reference:

  The IME language bar disappears, and you can not enter non-English characters after you close an Excel chart on a computer that is running the Korean or Japanese Windows Vista version

   

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/949266

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Missing when going back 10 of Windows to Windows 7 Language bar

  After the start menu works is not in Windows 10, I went to Windows 7. Then the language bar does not appear. I can't use my IME more. I tried to repair corrupted files, accounts, and everything in the previous assignments. Nothing works! And I still get the notification of upgrade of Windows 10 bothers me every day!

  Hello, Microsoft! Please do something for this problem! I have upgraded to Windows 10, because you recommended and now I lose functionality in my computer. I think you need to provide me with a new system that works, or at least a new computer!

  * I have updated three computers to Windows 10 and went back to 8.1 for Windows or Windows 7, because they had problems with the start menu & cortana. I spent several weeks to resolve problems try all the recommendations contained in this site. Since nothing worked, I went back to the previous version. And still get notifications of upgrade of Windows 10 daily.

  Hello

  We apologize for the inconvenience caused and the delay in the response.

  To solve your problem, I suggest that you perform In Place Upgrade by referring to the link below

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/2255099

  Hope this helps

• 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

• Additional language in the language bar

  I have a problem with the language of entry too, a little different: I installed (ENGLISH) and keyboard (french) EN "and setting/keyboard language and regional language", but the language bar automatically displays a third choice: VI (Vietnamese) and I have no way to delete because "Regional and language setting/keyboard and language", there are always two only installed keyboard EN and FR.

  Someone knows how to fix this?

  Thank you very much

  Prusten,

  Hello Prusten,

  You can go into the registry and remove the language as well.

  -Click Start > type regedit in the start press menu search box on enter

  -In the left pane of the registry editor, navigate to the following:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER > software > Microsoft > CTF > SortOrder > language

  According to your description, you should see the following in the right pane:

  3 buttons with the tracking data

  (1) 00000409 (represent in English)

  (2) 0000040 c (is in French)

  (3) 0000042a (is Vietnamese)

  To remove Vietnamese of your language bar, select the name of the key that

  match these data for the Vietnamese and the clear key.

  NOTE: Change the settings of the REGISTRY can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the REGISTRY settings configuration can be solved. Changes to these settings are at your own risk.

  Chris.H
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• rdprt4.dll program causing Crash

  I hope someone can help me with this. I use a program called BTS11. The program works fine until I try to print how it crashes with the error message below. I spoke with the manufacturer of this program and they can only advise that the fault is a windows one with the remote procedure call runtime. I uninstalled .NET framework 4.0 and version 4.5 installed and then uninstalled and installed 4.5.2 none of versions resolved the problem. I hope someone can point me in the right direction because I am running out of ideas.

  NB this program actually uses the word to make his impression so I guess the rpcrt4 has something to do with it talk to Word for printing

  Thank you very much

  Gavin

  Signature of the problem:

  Problem event name: APPCRASH

  Application name: BTS11.exe

  Application version: 1.5.0.14

  Application timestamp: 53077616

  Fault Module name: RPCRT4.dll

  Fault Module Version: 6.1.7601.17514

  Timestamp of Module error: 4ce7b9a2

  Exception code: c0000005

  Exception offset: 00095149

  OS version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48

  Locale ID: 2057

  Additional information 1: e141

  More information 2: e14129f5d4cac0937ba211c6199e289f

  Additional information 3: 177ff

  Additional information 4: 177ff31303a1c0f685a2864fc797b2cc

  Read our privacy statement online:

  http://go.Microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=104288&clcid=0x0409

  If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our offline privacy statement:

  C:\Windows\system32\en-US\erofflps.txt

  There is a third party module that can be the cause of the accident and it's the sstbars2.ocx:

  WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for msvbvm60.dll
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for msvbvm60.dll
  WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for sstbars2.ocx
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for sstbars2.ocx
  Probably caused by: BTS11.exe (bts11 + 81bb2b

  Sstbars2.ocx can be an element of the ActiveToolBars more so if more ActiveToolBars is installed can you uninstall ActiveToolBars more and see if the error resolves.

  Otherwise the sstbars2.ocx in the C:\Windows\System32 folder and rename it to sstbars2.old and sign out and then sign back in again.