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    How to fix it?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by tmc1989, Feb 25, 2009.

  1. tmc1989

    tmc1989 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Anyone could tell me how to fix it? Some website will show character like that and even in my own laptop.
     
    tmc1989, Feb 25, 2009
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  2. BenLeonheart

    BenLeonheart walk in see this wat do?

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    Check your fonts...
    FF FD Substitues a missing character or something like that, so, try using UNICIDE UTF-8, use default fonts, or reinstall the default/original ones :)
     
    BenLeonheart, Feb 26, 2009
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    how to reinstall the language? i formatted 2nd times. dunno why still like that.
     
    tmc1989, Feb 26, 2009
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  4. Shaythong

    Shaythong Notebook Evangelist

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    This method sometimes doesn't work but it's worth to give it a try. If you use Firefox then you can try to set the character encoding settings as shown below (a similar way can be found for other browsers most of the time)
    View > Character Encoding > Auto-Detect > Universal (OR Unicode (UTF-8) OR Western).
     
    Shaythong, Feb 26, 2009
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