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• 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

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• 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.

• 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

• Input language is not the same as in the language bar

  Language bar settings work fine in other programs, Inc. of Thunderbird, but went unhinged in FireFox. I checked & reset and rebooted, no change. Takes 5 minutes to write 2 sentences!

  What language (keyboard), you get in Firefox?

  How you have installed keyboard layouts?

  Note that you could spend the available accidentally opening a menu via a combination of Ctrl + Shift or Alt + shift depending on the configuration of the shortcut to the keyboard layout of the cycle.

• Language bar is gone and not coming back

  I seem to have lost my language bar. I don't know if I still never had it but I need it now and I'm not. I used to pass to the Chinese for some reason any, although I never (thought), I installed, when I hit the shortcut key. I want the Korean keyboard in particular. I went in the regional and language and installed options the Korean IME keyboard. In the language bar tab, I made sure the bar is not hidden, so this isn't the issue. When I right click on the taskbar, the language bar isn't even in the list of toolbars. When I type the shortcut keys to change the input language, nothing has changed and I still type in English. Am I missing something?

  The same thing happened to me tonight. Here's how I've sorted.

  In the case of windows 7, go to the Panel of control-> clock, language and region-> region and language-> keyboards and languages, tab-> change keyboards-> tab button language bar

  Then simply change the language bar hidden in the "embedded in the taskbar" and're you good to go.

  Microsoft should really do something about the entry in help for this issue. The whole "If you don't see it in the list on the toolbar, then you do not have many languages ' riff is just annoying when you're stuck with no language bar.

  Good luck to you :)

• Language bar disappeared (the taskbar toolbars too) and will not be restored

  I installed the Greek keyboard with success.
  (Sometimes, during loading, - when the desktop-, I can see a bar with top English of the screen, but despite this I can't go between with alt + shift...)

  Hi Ioannis konstantinou,.

  Welcome to Microsoft Vista Forum community!

  You can try the following steps to resolve the problem:

  1. click on Start, type regional and Language Options in start search and press ENTER.

  2. click on languages and keyboards; Click Change keyboards, a new window will open.

  3. in the Text Services and input window a language, click Language bar, here if the language bar, the button is hidden, change it docking in the taskbar, click OK in the remaining windows.

  Note: You can click on the key parameters Advance that will allow you to use a keyboard shortcut to switch your languages.

  Another user had a similar problem, please visit the following link and try the suggestions to see if it will solve your problem:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaappearance/thread/c77fc94d-dfa4-4fe5-9d79-15e3cdaee35f

  Hope this information is useful.
  Let me know if it worked.

  Concerning
  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• In the guest account not found language bar

  I am currently using window vista version,
  in my guest account setting, I can't find a language bar,
  I have already explored in the Control Panel, still not able to view the bar,
  that can do that I often use of Chinese and English at the entrance in the guest account.
  Thank you.

  Hello

  It is design in windows that the guest account is given minimal authority to access the many features and language bar is one of them.

  You can also try the steps in the link and check if it makes a difference:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/havent-language-icon-in-guest-profile-Vista/4571966f-FCAA-4E45-8398-648883111d64

• 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 appear in the toolbar

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  Ideas:

  • Language bar does not appear in the toolbar

  Right-click on an open space of the taskbar > click Toolbars > click Language bar.

  More info on language bar:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/the-language-bar-overview

  PS You must have at least 2 input languages in order to have the language bar. For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Language bar does not appear in the taskbar

  Original title: input languages

  I had the language for three languages bar on my computer until recently.  Now, all I get is the view IN when I initially connect.  Can I change my language of choice before I log in, but then he types only that language.  I have to disconnect, and then change the language of mv.  For some reason the language bar does not come to the top.  When I right click on the taskbar, the language bar does not appear as an option.

  Go to the Windows Control Panel and then click on "change keyboards or other input methods" under "Clock, language and region" then go to the "Keyboards and languages" tab and click on the button "Change keyboards" and then on the "Language bar" tab in the "text Services" and input languages dialog box and choose how you want the language bar to appear.

• Change Windows 7 Home premium of the French to English (display language not only)

  I live in France, bought a PC with windows 7 Home premium 64 in FRENCH.

  I would like to switch to English, but not just as a display language - some programs buy you downloads (games, for example) check your language version of windows and settle in that language (for example Neverwinter nights 2 of Atari).

  Upgrade to the full edition and using language packs really do my windows version, an English version or just display the text in English?

  or do I have to buy windows 7 again, but in English, uninstall the existing windows and re install the nine?

  Thank you

  Ben

  Upgrade to the full edition and using language packs really do my windows version, an English version or just display the text in English?

  Yes, it will be.

  Windows 7 language packs are available for computers that are running Windows 7 ultimate or Windows 7 Enterprise
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/972813

  Change Display Language for Windows 7 UI, welcome screen, system and new accounts
  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/05/28/change-display-language-for-Windows-7-UI-welcome-screen-system-and-new-accounts/

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• I created 'language bar' for 5 languages. All 4 works well, but "Korean" does not work when selected. My system is windows 7 ultimate.

  I use a few different languages in communication with others.

  So I implemented 'language bar' on my new windows 7, just like I used to do it on windows xp.
  I followed through all the suggestions to make trouble, but it still does not work.
  "Korean" does not work when selected.  He types English instead of Korean.
  Maybe "Korean" was not installed.
  Is it possible to make my language bar works correctly?

  Hi John Kim_775,.

  Please take a look at the thread similar here with a solution as possible.

  I hope this helps!

• 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.

• Windows 7 right click menu does not display language English, anyone know how to reset to English?

  When I right click on desktop normally it shows English language menu but on the computer of my friend who is the Thai guys it is display in thai.

  It only happens when the right click, the other menu's display English very well.

  Hello

  1. what version of Windows you have installed on the computer?

  2. do you have a language pack installed on the computer?

  You can perform the following steps and check if it helps.

  (a), click on Start and click on Panel.

  (b) click on language and click on Advanced settings.

  (c) click on substitute for Windows display language.

  (d) and select English.

  Hope this information is useful.