How to fix the software garbled

How to fix the software garbled

In the use of English system, especially the traditional or Japanese and Korean language system running Chinese Simplified software, often encounter software garbled problem, although the normal operation, but the text can not be recognized, or will cause the use of trouble. Can't a simplified Chinese user be able to use these simplified software? Of course not, Windows already offers a more complete solution.

Method using Microsoft's AppLocale to solve the garbled problem

1 here with Microsoft's AppLocale to solve the problem of software garbled, other tools are similar to the use of the same.

2 after the Microsoft AppLocale software is installed, the program does not create a shortcut icon on the desktop. You should click the Start menu, select All Programs, and then select Microsoft AppLocale, and then choose to run the "AppLocale" program:

3 after opening the AppLocale program, click "Next" button:

4 in the "Find the Program" dialog box, select the "Browse" button in the "Launcher" to find the software that is running out of code:

5 When you click Next, in the New dialog box, select the language of the program, such as "Chinese (Simplified)", the language must be selected:

6 continue to click the Next button, check the "Create Shortcut" checkbox in the New dialog box, and the default text is available for description:

7 finally click the "Finish" button;

When the 8 is complete, there is a pathclient program under the Start menu under Microsoft AppLocale:

9 Running this newly established shortcut icon, the software is no longer garbled:

10 We can copy this shortcut to the desktop and delete the original desktop shortcuts;

After 11 will also run this icon, there will be no garbled. And if you run the original shortcut icon on the desktop, there will be garbled, remember.

Method two change the system language

1 in a non-simplified system, the normal simplified Chinese file name or folder name will be garbled, at this point can refer to this method.

2 Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from the pop-up menu:

3 Open "Date,time,language,and Regional Options" and click "Regional and Language Options":

4 Open the Regional and Language Options dialog box, select "Languages" and check "Install files for East Asian Languages":

5 tick "Install files for the East Asian languages" will pop up dialog box, directly click "OK", as above;

6 then click on the "Apply" button, save the settings, you will be required to insert the system CD, and to navigate to the I386 folder;

7 Switch to the "Advanced" tab and select the first option as "Chinese (PRC)":

8 at the same time find and check the following "Simplified Chinese GB2312" items, such as the above figure;

9 It is recommended to check the following "Apply all setting to the" and "Default User Profile", as shown above;

10 If you just need to be able to display Chinese correctly, go to the previous step.

11 Switch to the "Regional Options" tab again, and select the first option as "Chinese (PRC)":

12 The term "location" is also changed to "a", as shown above;

13 Click "OK" to determine.

　　Attention matters

Microsoft AppLocale is actually running programs in a compatible mode with other encodings (such as BIG5), so the general program works well, after all, the official tool; This tool is recommended.

Compared with other internal code conversion such as the Antarctic Star, Microsoft AppLocale is more convenient to use, translation better, generally do not appear after the program is compiled the original garbled to normal but the original normal text and garbled.