The KBDJPN.DLL file is a Japanese keyboard layout driver that is part of the Windows operating system, developed by Microsoft. It is typically located in the system folder at a size of 10 KB. As long as it is located in the system or Windows folder, it is considered safe. The document provides advice on keeping antivirus software installed to protect the computer and recommends not deleting the file since it is needed for proper system operation.

1. KBDJPN.DLL?
WHAT IS

2. The KBDJPN.DLL is a JP Japanese Keyboard Layout Stub
driver.
This file is part of MicrosoftВ® WindowsВ® Operating
System. KBDJPN.DLL is developed by Microsoft
Corporation. It's a system and hidden file. KBDJPN.DLL is
usually located in the %SYSTEM% folder and its usual size is
10,240 bytes.

3. Author: Microsoft Corporation
Process: JP Japanese Keyboard Layout Stub driver
Part Of: MicrosoftВ® WindowsВ® Operating System
Common path(s): %SYSTEM%
subfolder %WINDOWS%
Keyword(s): system
File size(s): 10,240 bytes, 10,752 bytes, 11,776 bytes

4. If the KBDJPN.DLL is in folder %SYSTEM% or subfolder
%WINDOWS% it is safe. In other cases it can be a virus, a
trojan, or some other malware.
To protect your PC from being attacked by viruses or some
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5. How to remove KBDJPN.DLL?
The KBDJPN.DLL is system process, so it mustn’t be
deleted. It is needed for proper work of your PC.
If you need to free up space on your PC, we recommend
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6. How to stop KBDJPN.DLL?
This process is important for proper system operation and it is
best to keep it running. To reduce system load, use the Microsoft
System Configuration Utility. There you can manually do
optimization.
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