If the landlord's computer is above windowsXP, the computer is directly equipped with these input methods. Take Japanese in the installation process as an example: step 1, install XP Japanese input method, right-click input method and select settings; Step 2, click the Add button; Step 3: Add an input language interface and select Japanese as the input language. The drop-down box below will be ok by default. Step 4, after the input method is successfully set, an additional Japanese input method will appear in the interface; Step 5: Close the setting interface above, click the language bar, and select the language bar programming after step 6 in Japanese, as shown below. Step 7: Right-click the language bar and select "Adjust the position of the language option band". Step 8: Click that "A", that is, choose "Hiragana" as the input mode. Step 9: Click "General", that is, select "Name Bias" in the conversion mode. If "Universal" is selected, it means that the last step of inputting Roman Japanese is successful, hehe. How's it going? Let's have a try now. Can I input Japanese directly with the keyboard? You can also enter Japanese characters. Of course, it will be more convenient if you use a Japanese keyboard, because Japanese pseudonyms are marked on the keyboard. Hehe, like my keyboard.