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tsunamiboy85
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      11-17-2006
Would just like to ask whether the language of Windows Live Messenger can be
changed. I was using the English version when a pop up screen asked me
whether I wanted to update my version and it sent me to a Chinese website and
I downloaded the Chinese version. Now all my text is in Chinese and it is
greatly inconveniencing me!!! Thanks for any help!
 
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D@ny
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      11-17-2006
tsunamiboy85 wrote:
> Would just like to ask whether the language of Windows Live Messenger
> can be changed. I was using the English version when a pop up screen
> asked me whether I wanted to update my version and it sent me to a
> Chinese website and I downloaded the Chinese version. Now all my text
> is in Chinese and it is greatly inconveniencing me!!! Thanks for any
> help!


Maybe in Intenet Explorer it's set Chinese language. Click Start, Run,
type

inetcpl.cpl

and click OK. Click Language, select English (United States) as primary
language and click OK.

Regards

D@ny


 
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tsunamiboy85
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      11-17-2006
Internet Explorer is already in 'English'. Is it possible that the links
provided are faulty? Where can I find the lastest version of Windows Live
Messenger in English?

"D@ny" wrote:

> tsunamiboy85 wrote:
> > Would just like to ask whether the language of Windows Live Messenger
> > can be changed. I was using the English version when a pop up screen
> > asked me whether I wanted to update my version and it sent me to a
> > Chinese website and I downloaded the Chinese version. Now all my text
> > is in Chinese and it is greatly inconveniencing me!!! Thanks for any
> > help!

>
> Maybe in Intenet Explorer it's set Chinese language. Click Start, Run,
> type
>
> inetcpl.cpl
>
> and click OK. Click Language, select English (United States) as primary
> language and click OK.
>
> Regards
>
> D@ny
>
>
>

 
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Jonathan Kay [MVP]
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      11-17-2006
Greetings,

All you need to do is install the English version now.

You can do so here:
http://microsoft.com/downloads/detai...d-48dd23026b9d

Utilize the Change language field if it's not going to English by default.

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> Would just like to ask whether the language of Windows Live Messenger can be
> changed. I was using the English version when a pop up screen asked me
> whether I wanted to update my version and it sent me to a Chinese website and
> I downloaded the Chinese version. Now all my text is in Chinese and it is
> greatly inconveniencing me!!! Thanks for any help!



 
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