Removing TTS will cause input method failure

Mr. Yu

Mr. Yu

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Table text service component is really strange, isn't it a tool for developers? I didn't expect it to be related to complex languages.
My input method malfunctioned, I tried to troubleshoot it time and time again until TTS, and I really couldn't believe it was the cause.
Removing tts will completely invalidate the Simplified Chinese built-in in Win11, and even prevent switching from English to Chinese. After booting up Win10, an error message will appear and language packs and dictionaries cannot be added.
The dependency relationships of various components in Win11 are completely different from previous generations of systems, which is really annoying
 
Table Text Service, On-Screen Keyboard, and several Windows Accessibility features are all related to CTFMon & IME (Input Method Editor).

This is a set of interconnected functions for mapping user input (touch, handwriting, voice, alternate keyboard or pointing device) to some text output stream. Users with a Western (Roman) character set are less dependent on these features. East Asian languages (anything that requires IME) can break if some these features are removed.

None of this was intended to be modular. The different input streams end up into one common output, so application devs don't need to worry about writing extra code to handle each method.
 
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