That’s Start ☛ Control Panel, and Date, Time, Regional and Language Options ☛ Add other languages if using Category View or Regional and Language Options ☛ Languages if in Classic View. Go back to the Regional and Language Options window the same way you did in Step 1. The second step is to Install the Microsoft New Phonetic IME.
After everything is installed, reboot your computer. You may have to repeat this process if Windows asks for additional files. Once you’ve downloaded/located the files on your computer, bring back the dialog box that asks you for your Installation CD, click on Browse, select the cplexe.exe file, and press OK. If it’s not on your computer at all (3), go to this webpage and follow the instructions to download the file from the internet. If it’s not there, try (2) a General Search. Search the folders C:I386, C:I386lang, C:WINDOWSI386, and C:WINDOWSServicePackFilesi386lang. (1) Check common locations on your computer for the cplexe.exe file. If Windows asks for your Windows XP Installation CD, and you don’t have one, follow these steps.
Now click on Install files for East Asian languages ☛ OK. If you are in Classic View, press Regional and Language Options ☛ Languages.
If you are in Category View, you will now press Date, Time, Regional and Language Options ☛ Add other languages. First, you need to enable East Asian Languages. To enable Chinese in Windows 7 or Vista, hit Start ☛ Control Panel ☛ Change keyboards or other input methods (under Clock, Language, and Region) ☛ Keyboards and Languages ☛ Change keyboards… ☛ Add… ☛ Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) for Windows 7, OR Chinese (Taiwan) for Vista (Click on the plus sign) ☛ Keyboard (Plus sign again) ☛ Chinese (Traditional) – New Phonetic ☛ OK ☛ OK.įor Windows XP, the process has two steps. To enable Chinese in Windows 8 or 8.1, hit Settings ☛ Control Panel ☛ Add a language (under Clock, Language, and Region) ☛ Add a language (again) ☛ Chinese (Traditional) ☛ Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan). To enable Chinese in Windows 10, hit Start ☛ Settings ☛ Time & Language ☛ Region & Language ☛ Languages ☛ Add a language ☛ Chinese (Traditional) ☛ Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan).Īwesome! Traditional Hanzi with Zhuyin input is now enabled! When you’re ready to type, press Alt+Shift to switch between English and Chinese. Eventually, you will need to find a way to type Chinese on your computer.
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