Tips For Resolving Chinese Characters Not Displaying In Windows 7
December 2, 2021
Sometimes your system may display a message stating that Chinese characters cannot be displayed in Windows 7. There may be several reasons for this problem.
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Step 1. Go to Control Panel / Region and Language / Administrative Tools and select “Change System Locale”. Choose one of the Chinese options. Step 2: restart. You should now see the Chinese tab and folder names correctly.
I have the disease described in my title. I found a workaround here.
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Basically I came across a native showing all Chinese characters when displaying blocks (literally a square square, this one in a mahjong game). I tried unsuccessfully to restart my computer to fix the problems. A temporary solution to this problem might be to delete the system files from my system. @ C: Windows System32 FNTCACHE.I dat Font Store Cache File
After restarting the computer, Windows will restore the file. However, the problem occurs every morning when I turn on the computer. And I have to do this EVERY DAY (clear my system’s font cache)! I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Chinese course language Packages on Windows, but I have a feeling it doesn’t work.
Go to the loss window, click “Clock, language and region”.In the Region section, click Change Location.If you want to go to the Administration tab, just go to Change System Language and then select the specific Chinese.
I can still choosePlay Chinese, but when typing effectively, characters are displayed as blocks. All filenames and therefore the headers of many applications are displayed in blocks. However, Far Eastern characters display well in web messages, but not in the browser. Poles, header be it IE or Chrome.
Open the Windows menu often and select “Settings”.Select Time and Language.Select Region and language, then Add language.Select Chinese (Simplified)Select 中文 （中华人民共和国） Chinese (Simplified China)Criminal keyboard for Microsoft Pinyin from PRC.
This is limited to Chinese letters only, both traditional and simplified. Japanese and Korean characters look good on my computer.
I cannot recall the specific condition under which a possible software installation caused this issue. I haven’t installed any new software for weeks and this only happened last week when I use it more and more every day.
UTF8 implements Unicode, and in Unicode, a character has a code point, which is usually between 0x4E00 and 0x9FFF (2 bytes) and applies to all Chinese characters.
Please do not ask me when to run a virus or scan for spyware as this is clearly not a specific reason. I did that too, my computer is clean (at least I think so).
edit * I got better. All non-Latin characters are displayed in a fist. The problem persists even after deletingfontcache.dat and computer recovery. I have done this several times.
- Edited by whoosh321 March 5, 2012 13:04
Click Start, Control Panel.Click on hours, language and region.Click Change Demo Language.Go to the Administration tab.Clicksf Change system language …Select Chinese (Simplified, RPC) and click OK.Click Apply and OK.Reboot your system.
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