What about Windows 8 system prompts "IME disabled"?

IME refers to Input Method Editors IME Editor, when you do not use the input method for a period of time, the system will automatically disable.

At this point, a small fork appears in the lower-right corner of the taskbar, indicating that the IME is disabled. When you need an input method, Windows 8 wakes up the IME at any time.

1. Windows 8 Systems cannot disable the IME manually, and when the system detects that a temporary input method is not required, or if the program is incompatible with Windows 8 o'clock, automatic reminders are unavailable and a disabled IME is displayed in the lower-right corner. If you need to use an input method when you use the mouse or touch screen to activate the focus, the system automatically enables the IME input method to use keyboard input. The concrete screen is shown in the following illustration:

2. In addition, some of the earlier Windows 7 IMEs used in the Windows 8 Metro style may stop responding during the run and cause prompts to disable the IME. So we recommend that when this happens, upgrade the new version as much as possible and pass the Microsoft digital signature, compatible with the Windows 8 Metro style IME ime.