Chinese is displayed normally under Russian XP system

Click on the control panel, find "Region and Language Options", then find the "Language" column, click "Install files for East Asian languages", select it, click "Apply", then prompt to insert the installation disc, insert the installation disk After installation, then return to the "Region Options" page, select "Chinese (China)" in the "Standard and Format" drop-down box in the "Region Options" tab to use Chinese format, select "China" in the "Location" drop-down box, indicate that the current region is China, and then select the "Language" tab, select Chinese for Default Input Language, and finally select Chinese (China) for Add - Input Language in Installed Services. Finally, it's a good idea to restart your computer.

Brothers, I just made it. It's actually quite simple, I'll just add one point. You can't find the required file with the Russian version of the xp system, you just need to find a Chinese version of the xp system, put the inside of the lang folder file all into the Russian version of the system, and then the system prompts the system to install the file, select this file is OK, and then install a Google Pinyin input method, all the problem is solved.

Same as using the Chinese version of XP, but be sure to remember that when using Notepad, you must save Chinese characters in UTF-8 format.

In the language bar settings, I'm also a Russian system, are you a dual system? Now you want to use the Russian system, or do you want to use Chinese, I suggest you do a dual system, my Chinese xp Russian win7, very good, say a solution to your current situation, from the installation of the system, choose when entering the system, understand?

Or don't understand in the mail me.

I also have the same problem, the regional language can not find Chinese, probably the system version of the problem, always feel that it is necessary to the next language plug-in, or a different version.

You don't have a Chinese font installed, how can you display Chinese normally.

If you want to see**, then you can directly open the middle key to return to the text and quietly will** language pack. If you want to display it correctly locally, then change the matching language to Chinese in the region and language options - High Draft Hunger.

Go to Control Panel Region & Language Options Hail Crack Change the settings in all tabs to "Chinese (English, prc)".

Next multi-Chinese package to install.

Does the system have its own Chinese package?

In the regional language input method settings, select China (Chinese). It should work.

If you have QQ, you can invite it remotely, and you can get it.

It may be that the Chinese version of xp and the Russian software are not compatible.

I have an acquaintance who works abroad, and if I'm not mistaken, his solution was to divide the system disk into two areas and install the operating system in two languages.

Take a look at the advice of real experts.

I searched for the relevant question answers, and you clicked "Start" -- Settings -- Control Panel -- Area and Wang Cheng digging language options, I think it should be changed here. References.

Good luck! Front Hu.

In the "View" (v) option bar on the upper left, "Encoding (D)" is checked as Chinese Simplified (gb2312).

Why do you have to pretend to be like this, just pretend to be Chinese.

If not, install the Chinese language pack.

???You have to have a Chinese input method installed, and you must also have a program that can recognize Chinese, such as word, WordPad, etc.

Add language to the control panel.