表情符号面板可让您在(Emoji Panel)Windows 11/10上的任何应用程序中使用表情符号。这是一个内置功能,被世界各地的许多人使用。它通常通过按Win+. 或 Win+; 在键盘上。表情符号面板显示为一个小盒子,其中包含我们经常在手机上使用的所有表情符号。
许多用户抱怨他们无法使用键盘快捷键访问或查看表情符号面板。有时,重新启动 PC 可能会解决问题(restarting the PC might fix the issue),但在某些情况下,即使重新启动计算机后表情符号面板也不会出现。在本教程中,我们将向您展示可以让您正常使用表情符号面板的修复程序。让我们看看它们是什么。
表情符号面板不适用于(Emoji Panel)Windows 11/10上的任何应用程序(App)
可以在按下键盘快捷键时向您显示表情符号面板的可能修复是:
- 检查 Windows 更新
- 更改区域和显示语言
- 运行 CTFMon.exe
- 启用触控键盘(Touch Keyboard)和手写面板服务(Handwriting Panel Service)
- 编辑注册表设置
让我们深入研究每种方法并了解如何执行它们。
1]检查Windows更新
现在我知道了——Windows 10一直在更新——但如果你以不同方式配置了 Windows 更新,那么手动检查任何待处理的 Windows 更新(checking for any pending Windows Updates)是解决Windows 10问题的最常见方法之一。每次更新,微软都会在(Microsoft)Windows 10上进行很多改进。确保您了解最新的更新。
要检查 Windows 10 更新,请按 键盘上的Win+I 以访问 设置。(Settings. )然后在设置(Settings)窗口中选择更新和安全 。( Update & Security )现在,单击 检查更新 (Check for updates )按钮。
它将检查最新更新并显示是否有。安装它们。您的表情符号面板可能工作正常。如果此方法不起作用,请尝试下一种方法。
阅读:(Read:)如何在 Windows 10 中使用特殊字符和字母(use Special Characters and Letters in Windows 10)。
2]更改区域(Change Region)和显示语言(Display Language)
在Windows 10上引入(Windows 10)表情符号(Emoji)面板的最初几天,它仅适用于以美国(United)EN 作为键盘输入语言的人。(States)这随着最近的更新而改变,它可以与任何键盘输入法一起使用。可能有一些错误导致表情符号面板无法访问。将地区更改为美国(United)并将(United)语言显示为英语(English)(美国(States))(States),如果您使用其他地区/语言可能会解决问题。
要更改国家和显示语言,请打开设置 (Settings )应用程序并选择 时间和语言 (Time & Language )部分。
在时间(Time)和语言(Language)部分,单击 左侧边栏上的区域 。(Region )
在区域窗口中,单击(Region)国家或地区 (Country or region )旁边的下拉菜单,然后 选择 美国。(United States.)
现在,返回 时间和语言窗口 (Time and Language window )并从左侧边栏中选择 语言 。(Language )在语言(Language)窗口中,将 Windows 显示(Windows Display Langauge )语言下的语言更改为英语(美国)
这应该可以修复错误,并且表情符号面板应该可以正常工作。如果没有,请尝试下一个方法。
阅读: (Read: )如何在电子邮件主题行或正文中插入表情符号或符号(insert an Emoji or Symbol in the Email Subject Line or Body)。
3]运行CTFMon.exe
当CTFMon.exe在Windows 10上停止运行时,表情符号面板的键盘快捷键也会停止工作。运行CTFMon.exe可能会帮助您像通常使用键盘快捷键一样使用表情符号面板。
要运行 CTFMon.exe,请按 键盘上的Win+R 并启动 运行 (Run )命令。然后,输入以下路径并按 Enter。
C:\Windows\System32\ctfmon.exe
它运行CTFMon.exe,这将使您可以正常使用表情符号面板。
如果没有运行,重新注册这两个相关的DLL文件看看。
Press Win+R打开“运行”(Run)窗口。逐一键入以下命令以 注销 DLL 文件,并在每个命令后按Enter:
regsvr32.exe /u msimtf.dll
regsvr32.exe /u msctf.dll
regsvr32.exe msimtf.dll
regsvr32.exe msctf.dll
执行命令后重新启动系统并查看。
4]启用触摸键盘(Enable Touch Keyboard)和手写面板服务(Handwriting Panel Service)
如果触摸键盘和手写面板服务未运行,表情符号面板可能会停止工作。如果启用它,表情符号面板应该可以正常工作。
要启用它,请 按 键盘上的 Win+R 运行 (Run )命令,然后在文本框中 输入services.msc ,然后按(services.msc )Enter。
它将打开 服务 (Service )窗口。浏览众多服务列表,然后选择触控键盘(Touch Keyboard)和手写面板服务(Handwriting Panel Service)。右键单击(Right-click)它并选择 属性。(Properties.)
在“属性(Properties)”对话框中,使用下拉菜单按钮将“启动类型 (Startup type )”更改为 “自动 ”。(Automatic )
然后保存更改并重新启动您的 PC。这应该可以修复表情符号面板的错误。如果没有,请尝试以下方法。
阅读(Read):如何在 Windows 10 中使用表情符号
5]编辑注册表设置
解决表情符号面板问题的最后一种方法是编辑注册表设置。要编辑注册表设置,请使用键盘快捷键 打开运行 命令并键入(Run )regedit.exe,然后按 Enter。
它将打开一个 注册表编辑器 (Registry Editor )窗口。导航(Navigate)或复制/粘贴以下路径。
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Input\Settings
您将在路径中看到很多注册表项。右键单击注册表列表区域中的空白区域以查看“新建” (New )选项。
然后选择 DWORD(32 位)值 (DWORD (32-bit) Value )并将其命名为EnableExpressiveInputShellHotkey。
右键单击(Right-click)新创建的DWORD注册表并将值数据更改为 1。然后,关闭注册表编辑器并重新启动 PC。您的表情符号面板问题现在可能已经解决。
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Emoji Panel not working in any App on Windows 11/10
Emoji Panel lets you use emojis in any application on Windows 11/10. It is a built-in feature that is used by so many around the world. It is usually opened by pressing Win+. or Win+; on the keyboard. The Emoji Panel appears as a small box with all the emojis we regularly use on phones.
There are complaints from many users that they can’t access or see the emoji panel using the keyboard shortcuts. Sometimes, restarting the PC might fix the issue but there are situations where the emoji panel does not appear even after restarting the computer. In this tutorial, we show you fixes that would let you use the emoji panel normally. Let’s see what they are.
Emoji Panel not working in any App on Windows 11/10
The possible fixes that can show you the emoji panel on pressing the keyboard shortcuts are:
- Check for Windows Updates
- Change Region and Display Language
- Run CTFMon.exe
- Enable the Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service
- Edit the Registry Settings
Let’s deep dive into each method and know, how to do them.
1] Check for Windows Updates
Now I know – Windows 10 is updated at all times – but in case you have configured Windows Updates differently, then manually checking for any pending Windows Updates is one of the most common fixes for problems on Windows 10. With each update, Microsoft improves a lot on Windows 10. Make sure you are up to date with the new updates.
To check Windows 10 updates, press Win+I on your keyboard to access Settings. Then select Update & Security in the Settings window. Now, click on the Check for updates button.
It will check for the latest updates and show you if any. Install them. Your emoji panel might work fine. If this method does not work, try the next one.
Read: How to use Special Characters and Letters in Windows 10.
2] Change Region and Display Language
During the initial days of the Emoji panel’s introduction on Windows 10, it is only available for people with United States EN as the keyboard input language. This has changed with the recent updates and it can be used with any keyboard input method. There may be some errors that are making the emoji panel unaccessible. Changing the region to the United States and display the language to English (United States), if you are using another region/language might fix the issue.
To change the country and display language, open the Settings application and select Time & Language section.
In the Time and Language section, click on Region on the left sidebar.
In the Region window, click on the drop-down beside under Country or region and select the United States.
Now, go back to Time and Language window and select Language from the left sidebar. In the Language window, change the language under Windows Display Langauge to English (United States)
This should fix the error and the emoji panel should work fine. If not, try the next method.
Read: How to insert an Emoji or Symbol in the Email Subject Line or Body.
3] Run CTFMon.exe
When CTFMon.exe stops running on Windows 10, the keyboard shortcuts for the emoji panel too stop working. Running CTFMon.exe might help you use the emoji panel as usually with the keyboard shortcuts.
To run CTFMon.exe, press Win+R on the keyboard and launch the Run command. Then, enter the following path and press Enter.
C:\Windows\System32\ctfmon.exe
It runs the CTFMon.exe which will let you use the emoji panel normally.
If it does not run, re-register these two related DLL files and see.
Press Win+R to open the Run window. Type the following commands one by one to unregister the DLL files, and press Enter after each of them:
regsvr32.exe /u msimtf.dll
regsvr32.exe /u msctf.dll
regsvr32.exe msimtf.dll
regsvr32.exe msctf.dll
Restart the system once the commands have executed and see.
4] Enable Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service
There are chances that the emoji panel might stop working if the touch keyboard and handwriting panel service are not running. If you enable it, the emoji panel shall work fine.
To enable it, open the Run command by pressing Win+R on the keyboard and enter services.msc in the text box and press Enter.
It will open the Service window. Go through the numerous list of services and select Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service. Right-click on it and select Properties.
In the Properties dialog box, change the Startup type to Automatic using the drop-down menu button.
Then save the changes and restart your PC. This should fix the error with the emoji panel. If not, try the following method.
Read: How to use Emojis in Windows 10
5] Edit the Registry Settings
The last method to fix the issue with the emoji panel is by editing the registry settings. To edit registry settings, open the Run command using the keyboard shortcut and type regedit.exe, and press Enter.
It will open a Registry Editor window. Navigate or copy/paste the following path.
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Input\Settings
You will see a lot of registry entries in the path. Right-click on the white space in the registry list area to see the New option.
Then select, DWORD (32-bit) Value and name it EnableExpressiveInputShellHotkey.
Right-click on the newly created DWORD registry and change value data to 1. Then, close the registry editor and restart your PC. Your issue with the emoji panel might have fixed by now.
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