Type services.msc in the box and hit Enter. If you tried the two methods above, the next thing you should do is activate this service: The Emoji Panel also needs a “Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service” to be able to work. Method 3 – Start the Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service 
You have now activated the program, so your problem should be fixed automatically. Copy the following command into the box: C:\Windows\System32\ctfmon.exe. Press the WIN+R keys together to open the Run dialog box. You can start CTFMon.exe by using the Run dialog box. The program is responsible for managing the keyboard input. Some Windows 10 users report that CTFMon.exe doesn’t start up automatically. Restart your computer and the Emoji Panel should work when your press the WIN+ keys together. If you can’t find it in the drop-down menu, click “Add a language” to find and install it on your Windows. Make sure that the “Windows display language” is also set to “English (United States).” If it’s not, click on the arrow icon and find it in the drop-down menu. If it’s some other region, find the United States region in the drop-down menu and select it. 
Select the “Region & Language” tab and make sure that your “Country or Region” is set to United States. 
You can also do it by pressing WIN+I on your keyboard. Open the Start menu and type “Settings” to access the settings app.
The first method is the easiest, and it requires you to go to the Time and Language settings and change the language to US English. Method 1 – Change the Region and Language to United States If that one doesn’t work for you, continue to the next one until your problem is fixed. Most users fix the issue with the first method. Try following the methods below in the same order they are described. The problem with your Emoji Panel can be caused by several different issues.
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