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Why is the "TextInputManagementService" service required for the user to be able to log in to Windows 11?

Anónimas
2023-02-15T02:30:44+00:00

I think it's unfair that they did this. the keyboard has nothing to do with login. This already smells like espionage to me or possibly it is for the system to send diagnostic information to Microsoft in a required and priority manner.

there was no need to make a service like this a system priority, it's complete nonsense.
It seems that it is not enough for them to have added the "CoreMessagingRegistrar" service as a system priority.

Surely when they release windows 12 there will be more useless services that become priority of the system, and that are only there to spend unnecessary resources.

Windows para el hogar | Windows 11 | Errores de rendimiento y sistema

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  1. Anónimas
    2023-02-15T05:29:18+00:00

    Esta respuesta se ha traducido automáticamente. Como resultado, puede haber errores gramaticales o expresiones extrañas.

    El teclado se utiliza para iniciar sesión el 90% del tiempo. Debe estar ejecutándose antes de que WIndows lo esté.

    Puede tener algo que ver con muchos casos que vemos de teclado que no funciona al iniciar sesión. Supongo que aumentaron su prioridad para asegurarse de que funciona al iniciar sesión en todas las miles de configuraciones de hardware que usan WIndows.

    Ha llegado a Microsoft Community, que es un foro de soporte técnico entre pares donde intentamos ayudar a otros usuarios con sus problemas. Microsoft ni siquiera verá esto aquí. Si desea expresar su opinión al respecto, puede ayudar a Microsoft a mejorar este producto o experiencia mediante el Centro de comentarios en el menú Inicio, especialmente si se siente cómodo compartiendo datos relevantes y grabaciones de pantalla. Los desarrolladores de Microsoft SÍ leen los comentarios de los clientes que llegan a través del Centro de opiniones, por lo que es una excelente manera de compartir sus pensamientos sobre cómo brindarle un mejor servicio como cliente.

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  2. Anónimas
    2023-02-15T05:10:06+00:00

    Yes, but in previous versions this was not necessary.

    why did they have to do it this way?

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  3. Anónimas
    2023-02-15T04:46:41+00:00

    Understood. They keyboard is related to login. It must have priority to log in.

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  4. Anónimas
    2023-02-15T04:34:09+00:00

    Hello, I think you did not understand, so I will explain it again.

    disabling the TextInputManagementService service causes login to stop working.

    The description of the service says the following:

    "Enable text input, expressive input, touch keyboard, handwriting, and IMEs."

    As you can see, at no time does it say that this service is a system priority.

    It doesn't make any sense that this service is related to login when in its description it talks about the keyboard.

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  5. Anónimas
    2023-02-15T03:11:54+00:00

    Hello Daniel. I'm Greg, here to help you with this.

    I had two users today who couldn't sign in due to keyboard not working. They probably wish it had more startup priority.

    Where exactly are you seeing this priority? You can always edit startups and task priority in Task Manager > Startup tab and Task Manager process priority settings explained here:

    https://www.wikihow.com/Change-Process-Prioriti...

    If this is not exactly what you need, please explain a bit more so I can help you better. Otherwise feel free to ask back questions and keep me posted on your progress as I will be here to help until this is resolved.

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