Which version of Windows 7 are you using? Language packs are only available for computer running Windows 7 Ultimate or Enterprise. I would suggest you to follow the steps in the link to install Windows language pack: Reply. Did this solve your problem? [Start] button click >Settings >Update & security >Windows Update >Advanced options -- Choose how preview builds are installed = Fast. And Windows Update >Check for update 2) If nothing changed after updating to 10159, please uninstall all language packs except Chinese or English, and reboot Windows, and then add languages you want. Apr 22, 2012 Language Pack - Install or Uninstall in Windows 8. Installing many additional language packs affects disk space and system performance. To use an East Asian input language on the BlackBerry® smartphone, the East Asian Language pack should be installed on the BlackBerry smartphone (if it is not.

Kind of accidentally fell into the Windows10 programme, and have a few issues with it, particularly, its support for East Asian languages. Simply put, where it is? With that option in Windows XP and Windows 8, I can see 'normal' Chinese characters within a TXT file when I opened it, but with Windows 10, it fell back to the dark ages of 'monster codes'. Similarly, when I opened a RAR file containing Chinese characters, they will also appear as normal in Windows XP and Windows 8, but, unfortunately, not in Windows 10. I can get around it, like I did in the dark ages, but it's better to actually have it. Hi Ashidacchi I did that already, a few times in fact.

But it did not quite work, or perhaps worse. After choosing Simplified Chinese as Default and rebooted, it did not solve the problem, so I then swapped back to use English as Default, and found that 'File Explorer' icon is still displayed in Simplified Chinese 2. I then chose Traditional Chinese as Default and rebooted, but the 'File Explorer' icon still appears in Simplified Chinese instead of the expected Traditional Chinese, worse, everything else remained in English. And throughout all these cases, the TXT file still only shows 'monster codes/characters'.

Or, should I leave it for the moment, and hopefully, the ACTUAL Windows 10 will not have this problem? Thanks Ashidacchi:) I got your reply last night and started downloading the update, but it was slow, so I left it to continue as I went to bed.

The new build surely looked different when I woke up. Anyway, before I tried what you said, the latest update asked me to 'activate' for some reason, which I already did when I installed Build 10074 last week. Installing Windows Xp Free Download Counter Strike Aimbot Hack. there.

I activated again regardless, however, Windows told me that it cannot complete the activation, and this was the error: Error code: 0X8007007B Error Description: The file name, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect. So, could I now expect Win10 to suddenly stop working because it failed to activate? On a side note.

Renaming Spartan to Edge is really not necessary! The traditional F5 (refresh) does not work in Edge, I need to do a F4 and then hit Enter. *** Anyway, back to the original problem! I ignored the issue with activation and did what you said! The plus side was that when I swapped between English and Simplified Chinese, the icons (some of them) now appeared correctly, but the TXT file still appeared in 'monster characters' when I opened it with Notepad (or is it Wordpad). Drivers Gemini First Mix more. I also just noticed that common things such as 'Maps', 'Calculator', 'Alarm and Clock' have remained in English and did not actually change to Chinese.

Still not quite there yet, but it seems to be closer that 24 hours ago:).