
Click OK and then close Registry Editor.ħ. Double click at the newly created value and at the value data box, type:Ħ. Give at the new value the name: CTFMON.ĥ. Right click at an empty space at the right pane and select New > String Value.Ĥ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Runģ. Press the Windows + R keys to load the Run dialog box.Ģ. To Enable the Language bar through Registry:ġ. Then click the Create button, to immediately create a restore point.

Type Create a restore point at the search box and then click on the result.ī. If after registry modification, something goes wrong then restore your system to this restore point.Ī. Important: For preventive purposes, always create a restore point before modifying the registry. If the language is still missing then proceed to Method-2.


Enable Language Bar from Control Panel.įirst, ensure that the Language Bar is enabled.* To do that:

How to fix: Language Bar has Disappeared on Windows 10/8/7/Vista. In this tutorial you 'll find detailed instruction on how to fix the "language bar missing from taskbar" issue on Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 & Vista. To resolve this problem at first, I double checked that the language bar is already enabled from the language options in control panel ( Method-1) and then I proceeded to apply a registry hack and the issue was resolved ( Method-2). This time the language bar has disappeared after upgrading a Windows 8.1 based computer to Windows 10. In most cases the language bar has disappeared from taskbar after a Windows update or after upgrading Windows to a newer version. The "language bar missing from taskbar" issue is a common problem on all Windows versions.
