Windows 10: Windows flips some elements (graphics and texts) while using a RTL UI language (this pic is...

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unable to change the language of UI

Hello,

Thank you for your interest in Windows 10.

To assist you better I would like to know, what was the base language for your previous Operating system?



I would suggest you to follow the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: Remove the Existing language.

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  Press Windows + X on your keyboard.
  
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  Select Control panel.
  
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  Select language.
  
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  Click on the Option adjacent to the
  Existing language.
  
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  Click on remove under input method.
  

Step 2: Add English Language.

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  Press Windows + X on your keyboard.
  
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  Select Control panel.
  
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  Select language.
  
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  Click on Add language.
  
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  Add the English language from the given list.
  

If you want a language pack:

You may refer to the suggestions posted by Andre Da Costa on the following thread.

Can I change language in Windows 10 Home edition?

Hope this information was helpful.

 

Dark tiles and UI elements

Hi,

I have just updates my sp3 and everything is good except an annoying graphical bug.

In a random fashion, graphical elements in modern apps or on the start menu start to dim progressively including text.

This impacts the tiles on the start menu, but in apps, such as the Facebook app, they are grey rectangles at strange places< those grey rectangle di; to black and hides content of the app.

It is not the only modern app experiencing those problems, I experience this strange behaviour on the favourites menu in Edge took where Amorites are liste but not visible.

My theme is dark in windows and edge.

 

Desktop UI Will Not Display Text

I recently updated Windows 10 to the Creator's Edition. The device worked fine and I simply closed the cover of the laptop last night before going to bed. When I opened it this morning and it restarted from hibernation I noticed there was no clock displayed
on the Task Bar.

Then I noticed there was no text displayed anywhere on the desktop UI. Not on menus, task manager, even powershell. Note that all UWP elements are fine. The start menu and settings menus function just fine, but everything in the "old" desktop
UI has no text.

Yep, that's Powershell

Task manager is the same. Note that icons display, just no text.

Now desktop applications work just fine. I'm using the machine now with Firefox typing this question, it's just the Windows desktop UI. Again, all "modern UI" elements work just fine as do third party desktop applications.

My assumption is that the system font is somehow corrupt, but how to fix it without access to the UI itself?