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I have several programs (Notepad, Google PinYin, ...) which can display Chinese unicode without problem under Windows 8. Be it Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese.

However, when comes to my new Windows 8, I get the following problem

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Note, change the "Language for non-unicode programs" won't help. As in old Windows 7, I still leave it as English too. Since Notepad and Google PinYin both support unicode, they can display both Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese very well.

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For font setting, I change remove Hide fonts based on language settings. But, that won't help.

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    I think you made a typo, when you first said "windows 8" did you mean 7?
    – Bort
    Mar 24, 2013 at 17:43
  • I do mention "old", right? My previous OS is Windows 7. I just bought a laptop which comes with Windows 8 recently.
    – Cheok Yan Cheng
    Mar 24, 2013 at 17:58

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Reset to default
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I know why now. My purchased laptop comes with

Windows 8 Single Language, English (64bit)

Time for me to switch to Ubuntu Linux.

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