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• How to display the language bar and bring back the language switch to the taskbar?

  How to display the language bar and bring back the language switch to the taskbar?

  How to display the language bar and bring back the language switch to the taskbar?

  Hello

  According to the description, I understand that you do not want to display the language bar.

  I would like to know some information.

  1. You hide the language bar, or missing?

  I suggest you try the steps mentioned below and check.

  1. Go to the control panel.

  2. Click on clock, language and region.

  3. Region and language.

  4. Keyboard and language tab.

  5. Change keyboards button.

  6. Language bar tab.

  Then simply change the parameters of language bar hidden in the "embedded in the taskbar" and check.

  Here, you can also check the option in the check box for display icons of language in addition to the taskbar bar.

   

  Hope this information helps. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Created using Microsoft keyboard layout creator of keyboard, but after installation does not display the name of my keyboard on language bar on the taskbar

  I created my keyboard with "Microsoft keyboard layout creator v.14" and I create the package. It works fine but does not display the name of my keyboard on the language bar on the taskbar

  Hello

  Follow these steps and check if that helps.

  (a) click Start and type area and the language in the search bar and press to enter.

  (b) go to keyboards and languages tab.

  (c) click on change keyboards.

  (d) now, click Add.

  (e) now under any input language, you have chosen who find and choose keyboard.

  (f) ensure that all options are listed.

  (g) if there is a check mark in the United States remove it and place a check next to the language and click Ok.

  (h) now you can check cross if the preview shows you the correct layout.

• Not displaying language bar do not

  Hi-

  I changed my options several times to display my language - but no joy.   I can change the language, but want to SEE the bar.  Help?

  Rabbi,

  Using Windows 7 Ultimate?

  To display the language bar

  • 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, which include the it home in the bar tasks or view vertically and not horizontally.

    Note

    • 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.

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• How to display the language bar in Windows 8?

  How to display the language bar in Windows 8? I have three input languages installed. When I right click on the taskbar, click Toolbars, the language bar does not appear as an option.

  How to display the language bar in Windows 8? I have three input languages installed. When I right click on the taskbar, click Toolbars, the language bar does not appear as an option.

  Hello

  On how to Activate the language in the taskbar . Click here Link 1 or link 2 
  I hope this helps.

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• Taskbar displays the differences between maximized windows and language bar changes positions when the taskbar is moved

  original title: problem moving taskbar

  Hello

  When I move the taskbar to another job, not only is the language bar moves next to the Start button, but also, there seems to be a gap between the taskbar and maximized window (firefox, etc.)

  Help.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  
  I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.
  Method 1:
  Run the scan of auditor of file system (CFS) and check if it helps.
  How to use the System File Checker tool to troubleshoot missing or corrupted system files on Windows Vista: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833
   
  Method 2:
  Try to create a new user account and check if it helps.
  Create a new user account: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Create-a-user-account
  Note: If the new user account works, see steps on how to copy files to the new user profile in Microsoft article provided: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile
   
  Hope the information is useful.

• Language bar disappear and the Date is incorrect!

  Hello
  A few days ago I'm dealing with a very annoying bug that is every time my pc due to the power station came out or it get disconnected from power source and then I open it again the Date and the time changes, changes of the year something really huge like 2048 or it get really low as 2004. And when this happens and I try to open any browser or any page I get connection error ssl which is if I didn't correct the date.
  Another thing the language bar disappears most of the time even if I choose 'Anchored in the taskbar' option. and I found a temporary solution to this problem by choosing hidden then choosing anchored back and fixed it.

  What could the case of this problem, please help!

  

  Sound like you had a little power surge motherboard.

  Your motherboad battery could be due to a replacement if this is an old motherboard. This battery controls the time, regardless of your operating system. If things are back to normal (exact time when you turn on the PC), the battery is still fine.

• Satellite C50-A133 - language bar shortcut keys keep reset automatically

  Hello!

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite C50-A133 with 8.1 for Windows 64-bit (the system of English UK language) of the United Kingdom. So far I have not had major problems with Windows 8.1 but an annoying problem keeps coming back.

  There are currently 12 languages/installed input methods, which some I have assigned shortcuts keyboard, Ctrl + number or Ctrl + Shift + number.

  After the system boots, they work fine, but after a while becomes disabled without me aware to have done anything to turn them off. The only thing I can do is to open the menu language preferences and assign shortcuts again.

  They disappeared in the menu language of shortcut keys, specifically each shortcut that I put has changed 'None '. This happens after a while little matter what I use the computer for.

  Restart the system always back to my settings shortcuts but working with computer for a while turns them off. I use Avast, Malwarebytes, Auslogics BoostSpeed and Windows Defender regularly, as well as CCleaner at startup. I don't think it's one of these the origin of the problem, as happens when none of them scan as well. Using the Windows key + tab bar to change the input language works very well also.

  All languages are displayed and can be activated in this way. It's just the shortcut keys that keep disappearing. It is not a huge problem but can be troublesome when needing to switch between 2 or 3 languages quickly without having to scroll through all 12 of them. If someone has had this problem and is there a way to fix it?

  I have already explained this problem to Microsoft.
  They had no solution that worked and he suggested, it was a hardware problem and I need to contact Toshiba instead.

  Thank you!

  To be honest I don't know if I understand your problem, but I know first boot after laptop computer purchase, you can set the keyboard input language and that s it Mr. of course you can also change it and add some other input languages.

  To me, it seems crazy that 12 languages are available as installed services. Who did this?

  Can you please tell us how it all started? I mean I guess you use UK layout only and English as an input language. The problem with 12 languages seems crazy to me. Have you tried to change something? Have you tried to delete all the other languages?

  Hardware problem? I don't know what think of Microsoft on this issue, but there is a simple way to check this. Reinstall the original recovery image and check how it works with the factory settings.

• 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.

• I lost the language bar in the bar of

  Hello I lost the language bar in the task bar. I tried to fix it by going to: control the entry and Panel / regional and language options/languages/Text services languages, details, preferences, Language Bar / but I'm not allowed to click on this button, because I was told that there is a selection of it "show the language bar on the desktop".

  Hello

  Please follow the steps from the links below.

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

  Important: this section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/819783

• I'm unable to "get out" of the language bar to appear in my taskbar.

  Missing language bar

  Hi all, hope someone can help me solve my problem here. I m unable to "get out" of the language bar to appear in my taskbar. I followed the instructions in the window help by installing the language, but it seems that the "language bar" is not available on my toolbar option.

  tulipmelody, the links provided are order of registry editing which can be placed in the Notepad and run as a batch file.

  Before I provide you with detailed instructions on how to do it, I want you please check and make sure you have an additional language added to the keyboard settings, without him the language bar will not be an option in the menu of the taskbar.

  Add to James's message, follow these steps:
  Click Start-> Control Panel-> regional and Language Options.
  Click on the "Keyboards and languages" tab and then click on "change keyboards.
  Here the tab general, you need to add a secondary language to your keyboard, otherwise you will not be able to display the language bar. To do this, click Add and select the language you want to use, click OK.

  Once you have verified this, I can then provide you with more details on editing the registry. Of course, we want to ensure that it is not necessary first, as other options to resolve this problem. Rami
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• I lost the language bar on my desktop - where can I find it?

  I think removing the language bar and the letters 'E ==> R' at the bottom of the screen.  How can I get that back to change keyboards?

  Hi jackieburnette,

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

  (a) click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click regional and Language Options.

  (b) on the tab languages , under text services and input languages, click Details.

  (c) under Preferences, click Language bar.

  (d) select the checkbox Show bar language on the desktop .

   

  HOW TO: Use the language bar in Windows XP

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

• 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.