Windows 10: How to delete simplified Chinese fronts

I want to delete all simplified Chinese frontsbecause I don't trust the security of it,I think it has a backdoor controlled by Chinese government

But System stop me as protection of Windows

:)

 

Nokia 920, need simplified chinese, not traditional chinese

No, this does not help. I probably didn't clarify well. First, I will respond to your helpful reply. Second, I will clarify what I am looking for.



First: yes, if I want to type in simplified Chinese your suggestion solves that problem - that is, changing the keyboard language helps. However, I was looking for a different solution



Second: I'd like to change my ' Phone Language ' to simplified Chinese. That area is: Settings>Language + Region>Phone Language>((( here, select language ))).



My Nokia 920 gives me 6-language options to change to:



1. English

2. Spanish (Mexico)

3. French

4. Portugese (Brazil)

5. Korean

6. Chinese (Traditional)



If I choose (Traditional) Chinese, then my phone language will change to Traditional Chinese. That means, everything I see will be in Traditional Chinese.



I want to see everything in Simplified Chinese, not Traditional Chinese.

 

Cannot set Chinese Simplified as Display Language

I have added Chinese Simplified to the system languages, and I am able to use it as input. When I try to change the display language in the control panel, my only options are "Use language list" and "English (US)." In settings, when I select Chinese simplified
options, it only allows me to change the keyboard. Am I missing a setting to change the display language, or is Chinese simplified not supported as a display language?

 

Chinese input method show traditional Chinese characters rather than Simplified ones.

Thanks Zack. I've installed both simplified and traditional Chinese packages as per your suggestion. Unfortunately nothing changed. Every time when I chose Simplified Chinese input method, I got nothing but traditional Chinese, as I experienced earlier.

FYI, this wasn't the case when I first had this computer shipped with Windows 10. I was able to choose Simplified Chinese and got Simplified Chinese as expected. The issue started about half a year ago. Nothing happened b/w then and now, except for maybe
a few Windows auto upgrades. I started to think this might be a bug that needs to be addressed.