Windows 10: Chinese character

Hi,


i can using Chinese character anywhere (i.e. browser, excel, words), but can't rename file/folder in Chinese.

When i type, only English characters are appeared.



i am using windows 10 professional.


pls advise.. Thanks

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"Chinese Characters" program delaying shutdown - a different approach.

Hi,

Thank you for your response.

• As you have mentioned this happens only in the Admin account, is it local account set as admin account or the Microsoft account?

I would suggest you to check the all apps list and check if that Chinese character app is present.

After you try the above steps and share us the results what happens we can proceed with the further suggestions.

Please post us back with the results after troubleshooting the above steps and check.

Keep us posted to help you better.

 

Windows 10 v1803 cannot copy paste Chinese characters

I don't know why, It's strange!!!

1. Every time I restarted my PC. Open a Notepad, input some Chinese characters with some English characters. Then, copy and paste them in Notepad, find that only English characters are copied while Chinese characters are lost. Then open the Microsoft Word
2016, the situation is the same, copy paste will lost non-English characters.

2. I tried following step, then the Windows 10 can copy and paste Chinese characters.

• Press the 'Windows + R' keys together

• In the 'Open' window input 'WinWord /a', and press Enter.

Then the Microsoft Word was opened. I input some Chinese characters with some English characters, and then copy and paste them, found that Chinese characters can be copied!!! Then I closed Word, opened the Notepad again, inputted some
Chinese characters with some English characters, found that Chinese characters also could be copied in Notepad!!!

I don't know why, It's so strange!!!

 

Wrong Chinese character

In my Nokia 5800, v21.0.101, the Chinese character "福" is wrongly displayed in the traditional Chinese character format. The same word should be identical with the simplified Chinese character format, which is correctly displayed in the same handset.



A lot of Chinese folks treasure their culture a lot, and such a mistake may not be tolerable to them.





Joe Chan