The language bar is missing. How to find it back

The language bar is usually displayed in the taskbar. However, what happens because of any operation error and the language bar is gone. What should I do? The language bar is gone, but it is very difficult. I can't see what input method is currently used. It is very uncomfortable. So in any case, I will find the language bar that I have not found. Here are three common solutions:

Method 1: Right-click on the taskbar to bring up the shortcut menu and move the mouse to the “Toolbar” to pop up a submenu to see which The "language bar" is not checked. If it is not checked, click to select "Language Bar" and the input method icon will be displayed.

Method 2: Click “Start →Set →Control Panel", open the Control Panel, click “Date, Time, Language, and Regional Settings in the Control Panel, click "Language and locale", pop-up "Language and locale" dialog box, click on the "Language" tab, under "Text service and input language", click on the "Details" button , pop-up "text service and input language" dialog box, click the "advanced" tab, under "System Configuration", "Close the advanced text service" in front of the checkmark canceled (see below The comment is no, select “ will close the language bar & rdquo;), click the “ OK & rdquo; button, the input method icon will come back.

Method 3: Click "Start → Run", type "msconfig", click "OK" or "Enter", run "System Configuration Utility", in "Start" ”Select “Ctfmon.exe”, click “OK”, then logout or restart should be fine. This is because Ctfmon.exe controls the Alternative User Input Text Processor (TIP) and Microsoft Office language strips, providing support for speech recognition, handwriting recognition, keyboard, translation, and other user input technologies. If this program is not started, the input method icon will not be displayed.

Finally, there is no input method icon, you can use the shortcut key to operate the input method. Ctrl+Space (spacebar) switches between Chinese and English input methods; press Ctrl+Shift to display the input method installed by the system in turn.