Windows 10: Hey! So I noticed a while ago that there were three programs installed, which had Russian...

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Russian Program

• Are you using a Russian-language version of Windows?
• If you are using an English-language version of Windows, is the program you are attempting to uninstall a Russian-language program?
• What is the name of the program you are attempting to uninstall?
• What happens when you try to uninstall the program in the normal way (i.e., using by clicking Start, typing Programs and Features into the Search box, and pressing Enter)?

If you are using a Russian-language version of Windows and the only error message you get is in Russian (which you can't read), I suggest that you ask your question here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/ru-ru/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs?

Include at least the following in your question:

1. The version of Windows you have
2. The name of the program you are trying to uninstall
3. What happens when you try to uninstall it in the normal way
   
4. The complete text of the error message and/or a screenshot of the message

 

Russian characters in programs installed. Would like a second opinion

I'm running Windows 10 on Bootcamp. THis is a work computer. So almost all program installed are work related. So while installing one of these programs, I remember a prompt window saying that i needed to install .NET package. Without hesitating, i agreed. Now while looking through Add/Remove program, I noticed this in the list.





It does not sit well with me seeing Russian characters on a normal windows installation. Do i Uninstall this and download the .NET package from elsewhere? Or is this normal ?

Any info appreciated. Thank you.

 

Russian language in start menu

I have started noticing Russian language in my start menu and in some windows applications (eg Calculator and Photo previewer).



I do have Russian language installed but its not default and I want my menu to be English.
I'm sure this is an easy fix, but if someone can step me through it, I would appreciate it.
Thanks