How to change system locale on Windows 10
The
system locale allows you to use the specified language for non-Unicode
programs. If your Windows system uses a default en-US locale, the Japanese text
in a game won’t display correctly. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to
change system locale in Windows 10, using Control Panel or Command Prompt.
Note: You must log in to Windows 10 as an administrator to set a different system locale. Changing system locale doesn’t
affect the language in menus & dialog boxes for Windows or other programs
that do use Unicode.
Method 1: Change System Locale
in Windows 10 Using Control Panel
·
Open
the Control Panel in Large icons view,
Click Region.
· In the Region dialog that opens, select
the Administrative tab and then click Change system locale.
· Select the desired language from the Current system locale drop-down list and click OK.
· Restart your computer for the changes to take
effect.
- Finally, you have done Peace_Out