Windows 10: Wrong font displayed for pages on website

On usaco.org, the wrong font is displayed for all problem pages, such as http://www.usaco.org/index.php?page=viewproblem2&cpid=992. All other pages such as the home page are displayed fine. For example for the link above my computer displays:but I expect:ignore the green boxes at the topDetails that might help:1. The font displayed on my computer is Raleway, I am not sure what the correct font is but it looks like Arial.2. The problem persists on multiple browsers chrome, edge and accounts. 3. The problem started a long time ago a year or two if I had to guess.4. Originally, the fo

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Some web pages not displaying fonts correctly: at a loss here

For me this works:

Step 1: Run Command Prompt as administrator.

Step 2: Type C:\Windows\Fonts\Arial.ttf and press Enter.


Then I get the install option (no longer greyed out)

 

The wrong font is displaying.

Hi Mohit. Please check out this article and follow the steps provided to fix this issue.

https://www.askvg.com/fix-blurry-text-and-font-...

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Dan

 

Windows 10 displaying the wrong font

Windows 10 has started displaying the wrong fonts in certain areas, most frequently tab labels and some other dialog boxes. It should be displaying Segoe UI instead of what I think is MS Sans Serif.

To reiterate, 99% of the fonts are the correct font face and size; only a handful of cases seem to revert to stupidly large MS Sans Serif.

I managed to solve this problem once before by tweaking some regional or language setting back to US (from Australia). Unfortunately, I can't seem to replicate the fix by doing what I did before, and I cannot find any useful information, as just about every search is just full of more general font-scaling or blurry-font issues.

This question closely describes my problem, but for Windows XP, and the suggested resolution does not work in my case.

Examples

• Stupidly big tab labels
  
  
  
  
  
• Stupidly big dialog text