Recently, my sister living in Hong Kong also installed Windows 7, but what bothers her is that some Simplified Chinese software is garbled. And these software can't find the traditional version, such as: Thunder, even if it is barely installed, it can't be used easily. Can't Hong Kong users use these simplified software? In fact, Windows 7 itself has provided a complete solution.
One, Windows 7 garbled problems come and go
The sister of Hong Kong is installed in the simplified Chinese version of Windows 7 Ultimate, I can smoothly compatible with the simplified software, but the problem is in the sister's default The installation settings have been modified. Because her sister often uses traditional software, she sets the system's "region and language""format”,"location","default input language",""non-Unicode program language" It has become a more convenient Hong Kong traditional.
We know that Unicode can also be called Unicode, and a uniform and unique binary code is set for each character of each language to meet the requirements of cross-language and cross-platform text conversion processing. However, there are still many The program does not support the encoding, then it is necessary to set the language encoding used by non-Unicode programs. Software like Thunder supports Simplified Chinese encoding, but does not support Unicode. When setting up Hong Kong traditional non-Unicode, garbled characters will appear. Similarly, after setting non-Unicode to Simplified, many traditional software that does not support Unicode will also appear. Garbled. Is this garbled problem a dilemma? In fact, we can use the language pack patch installation function of Windows 7 to solve it smoothly.
Second, cleverly solve Windows 7 garbled
1. Install the appropriate language package
First of all, to be able to install multi-language package Windows 7 can only be the flagship version or enterprise version, then we will solve this The problem. We click on "Start-Windows Update" to open the automatic update window.
Click on the "34 optional updates" link in the window, select "<quo;Traditional Chinese Language Pack" in the list of language packs that can be downloaded and installed, and confirm.
Return to the previous window and click the "Install Updates" button to start the download and installation.
Installation of the language pack patch requires a reboot. The process of restarting requires a patch.
2. Reasonable setting of regional and language
After installing the traditional Chinese language, we also need to make reasonable configuration. Go to the “Clock, Language, and Regions” option in the Control Panel and select the “Manage” option to set the “current language used in non-Unicode programs” to “Simplified Chinese”.
This setting requires a restart of the computer. Then we installed all the simplified software, such as: Thunder, QQ, etc., then the garbled of these software has disappeared.
And the system interface has become a traditional Chinese.
Because the software used in the daily life is basically traditional, we set the current language used in non-Unicode programs to “Hong Kong Traditional" by the “Clock, Language and Region” option. Once the system is rebooted again, the setup is complete. At this time, the traditional Chinese software can be installed normally. After installing the Simplified Chinese software again, you need to reset the current language used in non-Unicode programs to be Simplified Chinese.
A similar problem often occurs in other versions of Windows, such as Windows XP. The solution is close. However, the multi-language package installation function of Windows 7 is much more convenient than the previous system.