Method 1: Right-click the taskbar to pop up the shortcut menu. Move the mouse to the toolbar to pop up a submenu to see if the language bar is selected. If there is no selection, click to select the language bar, or control panel-regional and language options-language-details-settings-language bar-display the language bar on the desktop.
Method 2: Click Start → Settings → Control Panel to open the control panel, click the date, time, language and regional settings in the control panel, click the language and regional settings to pop up the language and regional settings dialog box, click the language tab, and click the details button under text service and input language to pop up. Cancel the check mark in front of "Close Advanced Text Service" (see the note below, check "Close Language Bar"), click "OK" button, and the input method icon will return.
Method 3: Click Start → Run, type msconfig, click OK or press Enter to run the system configuration utility, select Ctfmon.exe at the beginning, click OK, and then log off or restart. This is because Ctfmon.exe control replaces the user input text processor (TIP) and Microsoft Office language bar, and provides 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, I would like to remind you that there is no input method icon, and you can use shortcut keys to operate the input method. Ctrl+Space (space bar) is the input method for switching between Chinese and English; Press Ctrl+Shift to display the input of system installation in turn.