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Ecuadorsy
Copper Contributor
Nov 01, 2024

Traditional Chinese Input Method Editor (IME) is still in development for Windows 10

Hello FHU David,

 

Thank you for reaching out to us at the Microsoft Community.

 

I see you're encountering an issue with the input method, where the Chinese input method dictionary is part of the Functionality-on-Demand (FOD) basic keystroke package instead of being in the Windows image file. To resolve this, please refer to the solution provided in the following link: Chinese IME dictionaries shows "not ready yet" in Windows Server 2022 - Windows Server | Microsoft Learn

 

I hope this helps you resolve the issue promptly!

 

Warm regards,

 

Huon | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

2 Replies

  • Amiassr's avatar
    Amiassr
    Iron Contributor
    Jan 13, 2026

    The core idea is to manually install or enable the Chinese IME dictionaries that are packaged as FOD features. Use DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) commands to add the necessary features to your Windows Server installation.

  • Treysil's avatar
    Treysil
    Iron Contributor
    Jan 11, 2026

    You're welcome! It seems you've shared a message related to a specific issue with Chinese input method dictionaries being part of the Functionality-on-Demand (FOD) package instead of the Windows image, and a link to a Microsoft Learn article for resolution.