Some specific fonts on the desktop and software are garbled.

To reinstall the font file, you need to open C: Windows Fonts, then find the fonts folder in the corresponding folder of the system installation CD, copy the font files in it to C: Windows Fonts, and the computer will prompt you whether to overwrite the original, just select Yes.

Start All Programs Attachments Command Prompt, type "sfc scannow", press the enter key, the "System File Checker" will start to check whether the current system file is corrupted, whether the version is correct, if it finds an error, the program will ask you to insert the WinXP installation disc to repair or replace the incorrect file.

It's not a big problem, it could be that your font file is corrupted, and it is recommended to reinstall the font file.

Some DLL files are corrupted and it is best recommended to be from the installation system!

It's too much trouble to do anything else!

Open the display properties, change a theme, and try back again.

The text system is damaged, just reinstall it.

If it's troublesome, use antivirus software to kill it, I've tried it, and it's possible that it's a virus

I've read what they said above, and you said you're a newbie, and it's too hard for a newbie.

You can ask a professional to help you install a new system!

With XP there is no such problem.

The steps to workaround are as follows:

1. First turn on the computer, find the Windows logo in the computer, and then click on this logo.

2. After entering the shortcut bar, you can see a small gear icon on the far left to set the style, click the icon.

3. After entering the main page of settings, you need to find Personalization, and then click on the Personalization option on the page.

4. On the personalization page, you can see the font setting option in the left navigation, click on the navigation option.

5. You can see a lot of existing fonts on this page, at this time, click on the upper left corner of the font and select Add Font to solve the problem of garbled fonts in computer software.

0002 One of the solutions to garbled characters in Windows programs.

With my method, you try it. Control Panel---Control Panel Clock, Language & Region--- Change Location--- Manage (located above) - Change System Locale, Change System Locale to English, and click Apply,。。 Restart the computer, and then go to change the system locale here to change to Chinese, restart the computer, and see if it is still garbled...

It is recommended to do the system is OK, the fastest way. Save it, you transfer it around. And let yourself be confused.

Do you play the same with other games? If not, then there is a problem with your system and reinstalling it should be fine.

1. The control panel comes.

Area self-domain and language options - bai advanced - check whether "zhi Chinese (China)" is under "du non-Unicode programs and languages", and if it is not, select "Chinese (China)";

2. Obviously it is Chinese software, but there are garbled characters on the display interface, which may be caused by the incorrect change of the information about the font settings in the registry, generally because the Chinese link library of the software is covered by the English link library, this phenomenon often occurs on Chinese software developed with Microsoft development tools, such as vb and vc. In this type of software, the Chinese characters on the display interface, such as menus, are subject to a dynamic link librarydll file" control, and the software of this dynamic link library is generally installed in the win 98 2000 system directory, if you install an English software in the future also use the same name of the dynamic link library, then the English software dynamic link library will overwrite your original Windows system under the Chinese software dynamic link library.

In this way, when you run the Chinese software, the English dynamic link library will be called, so there will be garbled characters. The solution is to reinstall the Chinese software and restore the Chinese dynamic link library.

It may be caused by software upgrades, you can use 360 security guards, and there is a function of modifying garbled characters in the 'computer clinic'.

Have you ever upgraded? Upgrades may cause incompatibilities. This is prone to happen.

Uninstall it, and then install it.

1 may be the software itself bug, you can try to install on multiple computers to troubleshoot 2 software compatibility is not good, you can try to change the software version installation (more cases) 3 the software font has taken a special font, and the computer system is not installed this font, resulting in garbled form display (generally not).

4 viruses or system errors (you can try to reinstall after antivirus) 5 may be a problem with system compatibility (for example, the version is not compatible with the system well, such as vista), in this case you can reinstall the system.

Non-system professional users, if there are any mistakes, please correct, I hope to help you.

It's a problem with the font. It's good to update.

It is recommended that you first check for computer viruses and try the following methods if there are no viruses:

1. Click the Start menu to open the Control Panel.

2. Select the "Region & Language" option in the "Control Panel".

3. In the "Region & Language" properties dialog box, switch to "Manage Options".

4. At this time, you will see "Non-Unicode Program Language". This is due to the improper setting of the language.

5. Click "Change System Locale" in the "Manage Options" properties dialog box.

6. Click the drop-down options in the Region & Language Settings dialog box.

7. Change the system locale to "Chinese (Simplified, China)".

8. Click the "OK" button.

9. Select "Restart Now" in the pop-up prompt box to restart the computer.

10. There will be no garbled characters after restarting.

This should be the text entered in the system's text database is not comprehensive.