Chinese version of the keyboard that sets the Japanese format layout under Windows 7

a few years ago, wrote an article how to in the Chinese version Windows XP The Japanese keyboard is correctly set up on the system so that it reflects the character of the keyboard key. It was published only in 51nb and another unknown small forum. I did not expect to underestimate the great power of the Chinese internet world, a few years later as long as the search " How to use the correct key sequence in the Japanese keyboard layout ", clumsy text impressively in the column.

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The Japanese keyboard layout that I wrote earlier is limited to Windows XP system, blink of an eye Windows 8 are on sale. But Windows 7 is now and in the future mainstream this sentence I still dare to put here for five years.

So, in a Japanese keyboard with a PC The Chinese version is installed on the Windows 7 , how do you set the keyboard layout?

Windows 7 The installation interface has an easy-to-doubt option. In the first interface, the installer will let you choose " Keyboard and Input method " " Japanese " options. Maybe there were people like me who thought that after choosing Japanese here, the problem was settled.
Unfortunately after installation they will be as disappointed as I found the problem remains. Press the button on the keyboard, and the "[" character.

at this point, to " Control Panel "" regional and language "" change keyboard " General " page, you can see the " Chinese (simplified, China) " " Japanese "

That's why the keyboard layout and keys actually display the characters Or does it not match? In fact windows Setup did ask the user what keyboard layout they wanted to use initially. , but this is at best the ascii summed up in a sentence, Windows 7 The IME program is ready to use the Japanese keyboard, but the keyboard driver is not ready yet. This, like the profile I wrote a few years ago, is still not automatic or even semi-automatic.

but the work left for us is also very simple, just modify the keyboard driver. But this time it's not in the " keyboard " of the Control Panel . Instead, we have to go to Device Manager and find the " keyboard " category. Due to the progress of the times, there are few people still continue to use the PS2 interface keyboard,USB Keyboard has undoubtedly become the mainstream.

Double click"keyboard"under the"HID Keyboard Device", in"Driver Program"Page Click"Update Driver... ". And then tap"Browse the computer to find the driver software" ,"from the list of device drivers for your computer, select", and remove"Display compatible hardware"before the tick.

at this point you should be able to see the list divided into two columns 。 On the left side of " manufacturer " list select "Toshiba " and then select . Finally click Next and ignore windows Unable to verify driver and hardware compatibility warnings, press Span style= "font-family:arial" > " install.

If your keyboard is still PS2 interface, then in the vendor list you can select "( standard keyboard )" in the list on the right, and select "Japanese ps/2 Keyboard (106/109 Key)" .

After installing the driver, open WordPad to verify that the above modifications should already be in effect.

Finally, when you are in the Chinese input state, your keyboard is still in the standard English layout. your keyboard layout changes to Japanese mode only when you switch to the ASCII input state by pressing Shift+ctrl from the Chinese input state .

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The kana button in the lower right corner also needs to be selected.

Chinese version of the keyboard that sets the Japanese format layout under Windows 7