No problem solution is displayed in the Vista language bar

Q: [help] Is there no language bar in my taskbar?
My computer didn't know who was responsible for anything. I came back on the weekend and found that there was no language bar in the taskbar. I also right-clicked and found that there was no language bar in the toolbar, I don't know which hero can help me. Could you help me find a solution! Thank you !!!!! Control Panel --- region and language options --- language ---- details ---- language bar. You can do it yourself!
I tried it earlier. It's useless. Is there any other way to ask? I used XP and installed OFFICE 2000, which was quite good last week. I don't know who used the computer on weekends.
A: The input method mark on the taskbar disappears due to misoperations or abnormal shutdown. What should I do? In general, open the "Input Method" dialog box on the "control panel" and check the "enable indicator on the taskbar" to solve the problem. But sometimes this does not work, then we can try to modify the registry. Run "regedit", expand the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER/keyboard layout/preload" branch, create a new string value under it, and name it "1 ", change the corresponding key value to "00000409 ". Close the registry and restart the system.
In addition, the loss of the internal internat.exe file in the system also causes this problem. We can copy the same file from other computers and put it into the Windows installation directory. if the system is Win 2000/XP, we will put it in the System32 folder under the installation directory, then run the Registry to expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/run”branch, create a new serial value on the right side, and change both the key value and key value to “internat.exe ". Close the registry and restart the system.
By default, there is an input method icon on the Windows taskbar, which is called the input method icon in Windows 98.
Windows XP is called the language bar. Sometimes the language bar of the input method is suddenly lost. In Windows 98, you can enter Internat in "Start> Run" to restore the flag. In Windows XP, how can we restore the service? See the following method:
1. Click "Start> Control Panel", find and double-click "region and language options", enter the "language" tab, and click "details, in the subsequent "text service and input language" dialog box, enter the "Settings" tab, click the "language bar" button, and select the "Display language bar on the desktop" item. Alternatively, right-click the task bar, select "toolbar", find "language bar", and hook up. If the "language bar" button is unavailable in gray state (right-click the taskbar and you cannot see the "language bar" item), go to step 1. Go to the "advanced" tab and deselect the "Disable advanced text service" option. If you want to accelerate system startup or reduce system resource usage (handwriting recognition, speech recognition, and some additional functions in the advanced text service affect computer performance ), you can right-click the "keyboard" icon in the language bar of the taskbar, select the "Settings" command, and check the above options.
2. For windows xp systems, click "start"-"run", enter "ctfmon" in the "open" column, and press Enter. After the system is restarted, the input method icon is displayed again, all installed input methods are displayed, but the keyboard cannot be used to switch between different input languages. The solution is to right-click the input method icon, and then click "Settings", "key settings", and "change key order" in turn, select the "switch input language" and "Switch keyboard layout" check boxes, set the left-hand ALT or right-hand ALT according to your habits, and click "OK" to exit.
3rd, the input process is internat.exe, which is located in windows \ system32. Double-click it and run it. The exciting icon is displayed in the lower right corner. Then, right-click the input method icon \ properties \ check and select "enable indicator on the taskbar ", this will not only cure the problem, but also cure the problem-after the boot, the lost Input Method icon will reappear !.
If the problem persists, it must have been tampered with. Try fixing the registry. One of the repair tools in the Super Rabbit is dedicated repair. 1. Super Rabbit 2. Repair experts 3. system icons 4. Input Method icons