How to change Chinese keyboard to Japanese keyboard

Now there are a lot of cheap Japanese version of second-hand books, such as NEC, Dell brand, but these books are Japanese version, so if the Chinese version of the operating system, there is a common problem, that is, keyboard punctuation and the key hat does not match the issue. (primarily the character pad has this problem.) ）
Now that you have the gospel, setting up your system by following the instructions below will make your keyboard a veritable one.
Rationale: This is done by modifying the driver and related registry keys of the laptop keyboard.

Actual operation:
To modify the driver of the keyboard: Open the System Properties via "My Computer", select Hardware tab: Open Device Manager, we find the default keyboard driver is "standard 101102 key or Microsoft Natural PS2 Keyboard" under the Chinese Windows XP operating system.

1. Right click on select Update Driver, the Hardware Update Wizard appears: Select Install from list or specified location (advanced), click Next, and select Do not search. I want to choose the driver I want to install myself. ”
Click Next and go to the "Select device drivers to install for this hardware" page to remove the check box "show compatible Hardware" before the tick. Select "Japanese PS2 Keyboard (106109 Key)" in the "standard keyboard Model" column, click "Next" to bring up "update Driver warning" and "yes". "Confirm Device Installation" window continues to "yes". Complete the Hardware Update Wizard. Restart the computer.
(If your keyboard model is Japanese PS2 then go straight to the second step)

2. Modify the Registration form:
Click on Start menu, point "Run", enter "regedit", open the registry into Key_local_machine\systemcontrolset001\control\keyboard\layouts
There are many children, through observation I found that the "0804" End is the simplified Chinese input method. Open e00e0804 to see the "Layout File" subkey in the right-hand subkey, double-click to open the item, change "Kbdus.dll" in "Value data" to "Kbdjpn.dll", "OK". And so on, you can all the "0804" end of the children in "Layout File" all changed to "Kbdjpn.dll", specifically according to their usual input method to choose. And then restart the computer just fine!
In fact, after changing to a Japanese keyboard, you will find a lot of commonly used symbols, such as ":" Do not have to go on the key, of course, for a use of English keyboard people also need a process of adaptation. After the above modification, the Japanese keyboard can really make the most of it, haha! Other languages of the keyboard can be and so on, do not repeat this, I hope we can have a good laptop, with a good notebook computer!

How to change Chinese keyboard to Japanese keyboard