The language bar disappears. What to do?

Whoever did not come across a problem with using such a problem as the loss of the language bar near the tray, either used the computer a little or did it extremely accurately. By the way, the tray is a proverbial triangle near the clock, where many programs are hidden. What should I do if the language bar disappears ? There are several reasons for this and several solutions.

Programs with bugs

One such program is ICQ 7th version. Most users noticed that after you exit the program, the language bar disappears. How to be in this case? Or change to an earlier version, or never turn off the program. It is noticed that while it is minimized in the tray, the panel with the keyboard layout remains in place.

In addition to "ICQ", such bugs have some full-fledged online games. After you exit the full-screen mode, the language bar disappears. With this you can fight in two ways: restart each time after the game the computer or play in the size of the window. But, of course, there are other options for why the language bar disappears. Sometimes you can "cure" this by opening a text document. If and then the icon about the selected language does not appear, then install a simple program - Punto Switcher. Its advantage is that it not only shows the layout, but also changes it on its own. For example, you type "ghbdtn", and the program automatically gives "hello". Well, as in the search lines of "Yandex" or "Google". "Punto Switch" is installed on any operating system from the official website of the manufacturer and is free.

Failed settings

It often happens that the settings just "fly off" while using the PC. It is not difficult to return them to their place. So, if every now and then the language panel "flies", you need to do the following:

1. Press the "Start" key.
2. Select "Control Panel".
3. In the menu that opens, select the panel with the name "Languages".
4. A window opens with several tabs. Need one, which is called again "Languages".
5. There will also be a "Details" button.
6. Next you need to find the "Parameters" tab.
7. At the very bottom of the window there is a button "Language bar".
8. In the new window, select the "Advanced" tab. There should be a line "Display the language panel on the desktop." If the tick is, and the language is not, then remove and reinstall. If there was no selection, then it should be done.

Only 9 clicks, and the language should appear next to the tray. Sometimes it goes into minimized programs, but rarely. The Windows XP toolbar is no different from the later versions of the operating system, except that the tab names can be slightly different. Sense will remain the same. To check in two clicks the presence of the language bar can be as follows:

• In the bottom line of the screen, where all the programs are displayed, right-click;
• Select the item "Panels";
• See if the check mark next to the words "Language bar" is worth.

If it is, then the language is fixed in the control panel. Can not you see it? Try reinstalling the MS Office program. Sometimes she also "lays", especially unofficial versions. Disappears language panel regardless of all manipulations? Refer to the master, perhaps, "flew" the driver, which is better not to change, especially without knowledge in this area.