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If none of the above solutions work, consider creating a new Windows user profile or performing a repair install of Windows 10. In 99% of cases, however, one of the simple fixes above will restore your IME functionality. "IME is disabled" có nghĩa là bộ gõ tiếng Nhật/Hàn/Trung đang bị tắt. Bạn có thể bật lại bằng cách khởi động lại dịch vụ IME hoặc gỡ rồi cài lại ngôn ngữ trong Settings. If you’ve ever tried to type in a