The following description references the Blog from fireseed.
If your system is installed with an officexpor, then you will find another evil ctfmon.exe in your system. This is really a devil and has plagued countless netizens.
Before executing the execution, I will read out his guilt:
1. No matter what window you open, an input method tool body will pop up, which is a Chinese Input by default, which is very annoying.
2. It replaces the original region and Input Method settings with a text service setting, and cannot set the default input method.
3. Upload the original input tool internat.exe, and make it unavailable at startup.
4. place yourself in the list of programs started at startup. You cannot remove them unless you modify the registry.
5. Just like a virus, When you delete ctfmon.exe, it will be regenerated as the Office starts.
6. When ctfmon.exe is deployed, the shortcut keys of the input method are often lost.
I have been suffering from this problem all the time. I switched around all day, and my fingers hurt. Microsoft is so domineering ..
If you stop the process directly, some unexpected problems may occur in the Office, so we need to solve it in other ways.
Step 1: Go to the control panel and find the Office program you have installed. It is all Office-related programs, as shown in. My programs include Office and Visio.
Click Add and delete options, select add and delete, find the Office sharing function, and find the optional Chinese user input method. Set it to unavailable, as shown in
Step 2: remove the redundant options in the input method and retain only what you need. All the other options can be deleted, which is the input method reserved by myself.
Step 3: Run Regsvr32/U on the Msimtf. dll and Msctf. dll files.
Run the following command: Regsvr32.exe/u msimtf. dll Regsvr32.exe/u Msctf. dll
Step 4: Go to the ctfmon.exe in the startup slave, which can be set with a general tool, such as a Windows optimization master...
Step 5: restart or log out. Is there still ctfmon.exe in the process? Open the control panel, find the Input Method Area settings in the region options, and set the Chinese (simplified)-American keyboard to the default value.
Finally, let's take a look at the effect. Isn't it any longer? Success.
Actually, I used the previous internat.exeinput method to replace the New ctfmon.exe process.