Windows 10: Telugu font i convert unicode to non unicode its converted but when in photoshop some 3...

Telugu font i convert unicode to non unicode its converted but when in photoshop some 3 letters are in box why గ and హో , these letters error why ?

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problem with (non-Unicode) Telugu fonts or other languages non-Unicode font in Photoshop (Square Box Error)

In the recent update to Windows 11, non-unicode fonts are not working. Not only Telugu fonts, but even non-unicode English fonts are completely not working at all in my Windows 11, and I tried some software, like Photoshop, to use unicode fonts at this time, but it also did not work for non-unicode fonts. but WordPad works well with the method of converting non-unicode to unicode. First, I suppose this is a problem with only Photoshop, but after several hours of research, I have concluded it. It is a Windows 11 update problem. hopefully fix this issue ASAP.Image Link
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problem with (non-Unicode) Telugu fonts or other languages non-Unicode font in Photoshop (Square Box Error)

Finally, after a lot of time spent and experimenting with a lot of different methods, I got a solution to my problem.
Method

1. First, convert your non-Unicode font to a Unicode font using a font Unicode converter. You can get this only freely.
2. Copy the Unicode and paste the language Unicode into the latest Microsoft Word document (if you have an old one, first experiment with that; if that does not work, go with the latest version).

3. Convert Unicode to your preferred font and copy the font.
4. paste it to your preferred software or application (in my case, Photoshop) that it.

I hope this will be helpful for those who are looking for a solution to this type of issue.
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problem with (non-unicode) telugu fonts after latest microsoft windows 11 update

In the recent update to Windows 11, non-unicode fonts are not working. Not only telugu fonts, but even non-unicode English fonts are completely not working at all in my Windows 11, and I tried some software, like Photoshop, to use unicode fonts at this time, but it also did not work for non-unicode fonts. but Wordpad works well with the method of converting non-unicode to unicode. First, I suppose this is a problem with only Photoshop, but after several hours of research, I have concluded it. It is a Windows 11 update problem. hopefully fix this issue ASAP.Image Link Windows Updates
Thank You