Did you try changing the default language of your PC?
Windows XP: How to change the Default User UI Language
In Windows XP, you can set the UI language that the default user on the
local machine (or a domain user that doesn't have a profile) will see at
first first log on. It is also the UI language that is applied to system
services running on local machine.
• Open Regional Options in Contol Panel
• Click on the Advanced tab
• In "Default user account settings" at the bottom of the page, check the
box beside "Apply all settings to the current user account and to the
default user profile"
If that doesn't work try copying all the C:\Windows\Fonts
from another PC or a backup
Russ
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"thehunterman" wrote in message
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> After booting up my desktop has changed. Under all filder and files yhr
> laungage has jibberish like large squares small squares. cannot read?
> also
> goes for whenever I open afile or program, don't get american language all
> types of squares??
> I went back to a system restore and same thing??
> wbansemer@yahoo.com