Win10 Prompt Disabled IME can't input Chinese? What should I do?

Another user feedback on the use of the Win10 system, this time is the input method. It is said that some netizens encounter the Win10 input method, which can only input English and cannot input Chinese. The input method icon becomes unavailable, and the IME is disabled. What is going on here?

When this happens, the input method cannot be switched, and the Chinese input cannot be made. The icon that previously displayed in both English and Chinese shows a cross and prompts that the IME is disabled. Chinese cannot be entered regardless of whether it is in the input state, which makes it impossible for Chinese users to continue to use it. (Related reading: "Win10 is not compatible with third-party input method")
Generally speaking, the system cannot manually set whether to disable IME. When the system detects that there is no need to use the input method for a while, or if the program is incompatible, the automatic reminder will not be available, and the IME will be disabled in the lower right corner. If you need to use the input method when using the mouse or touch screen to activate focus, the system automatically enables the IME input method to use keyboard input.
In addition, if the IME stops responding during the running process, it will also cause the IME prompt to be disabled. So it is recommended that when we encounter this situation, we can press Win+X, then open “ command prompt (admin) & rdquo; then enter SFC /Scannow Enter. But the best way to solve this problem is to try to upgrade the new version.
Really, the inability to input Chinese has a great impact on Chinese users. Since Win10 is not yet perfect, if you don't want to toss, don't use it for the time being.