Enable the English Windows XP operating system to display Chinese characters correctly

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The newly installed Windows XP operating system in English cannot display Chinese characters correctly. There are two solutions:

1. Solve the problem during installation. During the installation of Windows XP, when you go to the "region and language" section, do not rush to follow the next step. Let's take a closer look. Here Microsoft has explained it, do you want to install the support file for the East Asian language? Of course, you need to choose to install it. It will tell you that it will take up about MB more space. Click OK. After a while, the file copy will be completed, in this way, the English version of Windows XP after installation can correctly display Chinese documents.

2. Make up for it. What should I do if I do not select "Install East Asian language" during installation? Again? No. Go to the control panel, find "region and language options", and then find the "language" column, which contains the files installed for the East Asian language, select it, copy some files from the Windows XP installation disk to the system, and the problem is solved. It's not over yet. When you open a software, you will find that it's all "?", This requires you to find "advanced" in "region and language" in "Control Panel", where you can change the language of a non-unicode program, in the drop-down list, change the default program language to chinese (simple chinese.