I have tried looking online and messing with the settings to get it to display
啼く yet I can't get it to, as far as I am aware you should have to type
なく(naku) to get it to appear, yet it does not. Any help is appreciated.
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How do you type 啼く in the Japanese IME
I'm assuming you're using the Japanese Windows IME keyboard and the all
Japanese language features installed through the Time & Language settings.
With all that, you should be able to get 啼く easily by typing in なく when using
the Japanese Windows IME keyboard in Hiragana mode.

After typing なく just press the spacebar a couple of times and this should
bring up a list of possible word options. For me, 啼く came up as the 5th entry
in the list. 啼く should be part of the standard integrated dictionary.

If it still does not come up for some reason you could always add the word to
your personal dictionary as a work around. Although I would argue uninstalling
and reinstalling the language pack would be a better first choice.

With that said, while I have no real experience doing this, you should be to
do it by going to:

Settings -> Time & Language -> Language & Region -> The Language Options
(triple ellipses button in the righthand corner) for Japanese (found in the
Languages section) -> The Keyboard Options (triple ellipses button in the
righthand corner) for Microsoft IME (found in the Keyboards section) ->
Learning and Dictionary -> Open the user dictionary tool (a blue text link /
button found in the User Dictionary Section)

This should open a new window for your personal dictionary, which has an Add
button (book with pencil icon) in the toolbar area. From here just fill out
your entry as you see fit.

Just for further context, I'm using the Japanese Microsoft IME keyboard on
Window's 11 with the default settings for everything.
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