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Unable to switch the input language from Korean to English in Windows 7 and Windows Vista [Step by Step]
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There is no reaction of language switch key in language bar, or the language bar disappears and unable to switch the input language from Korean to English in Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
Following issues can cause problems.
- There is an error in registering the library module relating to language bar.
- task scheduler service is stopped or MSCtfMonitordid not run.
- Click [Start]
and enter cmdIn the search window.
- Right-click [cmd] in the list of program lists, and click [Run as Administrator].
When the user account control message appears, type the administrator password, or click [Yes]. - Type egsvr32.exe msimtf.dll at the command prompt screen, and then press Enter.
"When you receive the message "DllRegisterServer in msimtf.dll is successful.", click [OK]. - Type regsvr32.exe msctf.dll and then press Enter.
"When you receive the message "DllRegisterServer in the msctf.dll is successful." click [OK]. - Type exitand then press Enter to close the command prompt.
- Restart your computer and check if the problem is solved.
Please see the following technical article to solve the problem.
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